CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

220 S. Main Street

DeForest, WI 53532

Return Service Requested

The Door Post Ask, and it will be given you;

search, and you will find;

knock, and the door will be opened for you.

Matthew 7:8

September 2019

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CONTACT US:

Phone: 846-4718 or 846-4719

Email: office@christlutherandeforest.org

PUBLICATION DATE: August 27, 2019

CHURCH COUNCIL

Mike Paulson, President Cathey LaHaye, Treasurer

Bob Henze, VP Tim Thompson, Outreach

Jen Lockman, Secretary Gus Knitt, Christian Ed

Travis Little, Property Todd Shucha, Youth

Roger Leonhardt, Fellowship Bob Henze, Public Relations

Stan Nelson, Member-at-Large David Lubick, Stewardship

Jane Mathweg, Member-at-Large

CHURCH OFFICE

Mon–Thurs 9:00-3:00, Fri 9:00-12:00

PASTOR

Pastor Sue Beadle

STAFF

Tawni Stenberg, Office

Beth Brining, Office

Alice Marohl, Office

Burgess Andruss, Maintenance

Neil McLaughlin, Choir Director

Bonnie Vize, Organist

JOIN US FOR

SUNDAY WORSHIP

8am and 9:30am (9/1/2019)

8am and 10:30am (9/8/2019)

Judy Sigurslid 9/3

Kathleen Van Iten 9/6

Connie Leonard 9/10

Rosemary Denman 9/11

Lois Schneider 9/12

John Hockett 9/13

Laurel Herwig 9/16

Combined General & Building Fund

Actual Budget Actual Budget

REVENUE 34,423.46$ 33,516.50$ 242,097.51$ 234,615.50$

EXPENSES 31,876.07$ 33,516.50$ 236,757.72$ 234,615.50$

Total Net Income (Loss) 2,547.39$ -$ 5,339.79$ -$

July, 2019 Year to Date

FINANCIAL REPORT for July, 2019

Fall Schedule Starting September 8 we will be returning

to our Fall worship hours

8:00am & 10:30am

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Pastor Sue’s Newsletter Article September 2019

Here are some of my random ponderings:

As I write this, leaves are already turning colors on trees, back-to-school sales

are nearly over, college students have been delivered to their dorms or apart-

ments, and Halloween is in every store, with a smattering of Thanksgiving and

Christmas also to be found. We are at the cusp of Autumn and many of us

wonder, “Where did the summer go?”

How was your summer? Was it filled with times of rest? Did you spend time

with family and friends? Did you sense the presence of God when you heard the

birds singing you awake in the morning? Did you see the beauty of God’s crea-

tion as the sun set and the fireflies danced in the approaching darkness? Did

the scent and color of the flowers surprise you as you looked out on the land-

scape surrounding you?

As the days of summer come to an end this month, our minds quickly turn to

our three “high, holy days”: Lutefisk Dinner, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Not

too many congregations include Lutefisk, but then again, we’re a unique bunch,

aren’t we!

I’m entering my fifth year as your pastor and I can honestly say that our

Lutefisk dinner is one of the best fellowship events I’ve ever witnessed in my 28

years as a pastor. It is an amazing opportunity for all generations to work to-

gether (and it takes a lot people). You’ll be hearing more from David

Erickson soon.

I’m excited about the ministry of Christ Lutheran Church. Our Stephen

Ministry is beginning, our membership is growing, our handbells are in, and

many projects in and around the building are happening. As I write this, the

parking lot is being resealed and will be re-striped. We have a lot to be

thankful for.

What I am especially thankful for is you. We are church together and I can’t

think of a better place and people to be in partnership with as we Celebrate,

Learn and Care about each other and the people God places in our midst, both

in our church and in our communities.

Day by day, as they spent much time together in the

temple, they broke bread at home and ate their

food with glad and generous hearts, praising God

and having goodwill toward the people. And day by

day the Lord added to their number those who were

being saved. (Acts of the Apostles 2: 46-47)

Yours in Christ,

Pastor Sue Beadle

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Book Club Ladies Christ, Coffee & Conversation

Tuesday, September 10

10am-Friendship Room

WWW Group 2

Tuesday, September 10, 6:30pm

Remi’s Thirsty Moose

(car pool from the church parking lot)

WWW Group 3

Will meet again in October.

Week of September 1

Proverbs 25:6-7

Psalm 112

Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16

Luke 14:1, 7-14

Week of September 8

Deuteronomy 30:15-20

Psalm 1

Philemon 1-21

Luke 14:25-33

Week of September 15

Exodus 32:7-14

Psalm 51:1-10

1 Timothy 1:12-17

Luke 15:1-10

Week of September 22

Amos 8:4-7

Psalm 113

1 Timothy 2:1-7

Luke 16:1-13

Week of September 29

Amos 6:1a, 4-7

Psalm 146

1 Timothy 6:6-19

Luke 6:19-31

Holy Humor

One Sunday morning, the preacher noticed little Alex was staring up at the large

plaque that hung in the foyer of the church. It was covered with names, and

small American flags were mounted on either side of it. The seven year old had

been staring at the plaque for some time, so the preacher walked up, stood

beside the little boy, and said quietly, “Good morning, Alex.”

“Good morning, Preacher,” replied the young boy, still focused on the plaque.

“Preacher, what is this?” “Well, son, it’s a Memorial to all the young men and

women who died in the service.”

Soberly, they stood together, staring at the large plaque. Little Alex’s voice was

barely audible, trembling with fear, when he asked, “Which service, the 8:00 or the 10:30?”

Women’s Bible Study Women’s Bible Study will resume

meeting on Tuesday mornings at 9am

in the Friendship Room starting

September 10, 2019.

Please join us!!

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Dine to Donate Looking for a good reason to go out to dinner?

How about having Texas Roadhouse donate 10%

of your bill back to the church. Dine with

Texas Roadhouse, 4841 Annamark Drive,

Madison, on Sundays from 11am to 9pm

(available every Sunday, every week) and they

will do just that. Show your server your

bulletin from that Sunday morning to receive

the donation. Let’s eat!!

Confirmation for

7th and 8th

Graders will begin

Wednesday,

September 4, 6-7pm

Please contact the church office if

you have a 7th or 8th grader and you

did not get a letter in the mail.

Thank you!

Nora is looking for some help—if

you can bring goodies to enjoy

during fellowship time after each

service, please sign up for a Sunday

on the board in the Friendship

Room. Thank you!

Let’s Make Pillowcases! Join us on Sunday, October 13, 2019, to make

pillowcases for Ryan’s Case for Smiles. The

pillowcases will go to UW Children’s Hospital

to be given to children battling cancer. We

will begin after the second service at

11:30am with a lunch and work until about

4pm. You do not need to know how to sew to

help. There will be cutting, pinning and

ironing to do in addition to the sewing. Feel

free to bring a friend. Confirmation kids will

get community service hours for helping.

Please sign up on the bulletin board. Any

questions, call Pam Hamele at 846-2553.

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Thank you!! August 30 ends another successful year

of feeding children in our

community. We would like to thank

you for your generous donations of

food and cash to Norski Nibbles and

thank the volunteers for their time in

distributing the lunches.

With your support, we were able to distribute approximately 4,000

lunches this summer. We look forward to your continued support in the

coming years. You truly help make a difference in the lives of many of

your neighbors. Also, a big thank you to Bob Mathweg and Dave LaHaye,

our coordinators, for their many hours of service.

Grace Meals September is our month to serve the Grace meal.

Please sign up on the bulletin board to help

serve or bring food. If you are unable to help

serve or bring food but would still like to con-

tribute, you can make a donation to the Grace

Meals program, just indicate “Grace Meal” on

your check. Thank you to Tim Paulson, Jean

Kolowrat and Kathy Paulson for heading up this

important program.

Adult Education Adult Education will be resuming on Sunday,

September 15, at 9:20 in the conference room on the

2nd floor. You will be taking a “Drive Thru History”

with your host Dave Stotts as he speeds through the

ancient world of the Bible. This will be a fast-paced

and even humorous encounter with the people,

places, and events that have shaped our world and

the Christian faith. First stop, Egypt, Lachish and

Beersheba. Please mark your calendar and join in

the fun.

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LET’S HAVE A BAZAAR!! It’s time to think about Bazaar 2019!

For new members, the Christ Lutheran Church Women hold a Bake Sale and Raffle in

the Friendship Room in conjunction with the Lutefisk Dinner. Some members create

a variety of yummy treats for the Bake Sale, such as traditional Norwegian treats,

brownies, cookies, bars, pastries, breads and canned items, such as jams, jellies,

horseradish, relishes, beet pickles, etc.

Other members with different skills and talents create items

for the raffle portion of the Bazaar. The sky is the lim-

it! Examples of items raffled in past years are paintings, carv-

ings, table runners, floral arrangements, wood working, home-

made cards, quilts and jewelry, just to name a few. Other

members have opted to donate gift cards for movies, food or

gasoline.

Money generated over the years from the Bazaar has been

used for a wide variety of things both within our walls and

throughout the community. The 2018 profits went to DAIS,

ELCA Synod, DeForest/Windsor Food Pantry, Gilda’s Club, The

Beacon and UW Campus Ministry.

So start thinking about your talent and what you can

contribute. Any questions can be directed to Vicki Sobczak, Bazaar Chair, at

846-2920 or email: vsobczak@yahoo.com

We will be showcasing the hard work

of our quilters on:

Sunday, September 8th

8:00 &10:30

We would like to acknowledge the

group of quilters in our congregation

that meet each month to make quilts. They are: Cathy Nelson, Janice

Fritz, Rose Kirkeng, Nelda Noltemeyer, Connie Nelson, Caroline Saley, Jen

Lange, Tina Standish, Rose Haney, Monnie Von Behren, and Pam

Hamele. They have lovingly created 110 quilts.

The quilts will then be packed up on Saturday, September 14th, and

shipped off to people all over the world in need of comfort and

warmth. Also some of the quilts will be raffled off during the bazaar in

November, and given to the DeForest Area Needs Network and the

DeForest Senior Center in December.

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Blood Drive Christ Lutheran Church will be hosting a

blood drive Monday, December 2nd

from

1-5:30 for the American Red Cross. It will be

open to the public so feel free to help spread the

word. Once we get closer, we will be asking for food

donations and help. If you have any questions or

want to volunteer, please contact Tracy Paulson at

608-279-9650 or tlmanthe@yahoo.com. Thank you!

Soap Needed The Social Ministries Committee would like to ask for your help in

gathering soap for Lutheran World Relief. LWR accepts new bars of any

brand soap, in their original wrapping. All bar sizes are

accepted; however, bath-size bars are highly preferred.

These bars of soap will give families around the world an

essential, as well as a reminder that they are not alone.

There will be a box in the Friendship Room until

September 13th where you can donate the soap.

Thank you!!

Abundant Harvest

The Abundant Harvest table is back! Gardeners,

if you have extra bounty to share, please pay it

forward and place your extra goodies on the

table just outside of the Friendship Room. If you

would like to take the extra veggies, there is a

container for donations.

Christ Lutheran Church is excited to participate in

the Koats for Kids 2019 program! This year’s

collection drive will be held Sunday, September 9th

–Monday, October 5th

t. If you have any gently-used

winter coats, non-leather hats, scarves and

mittens (pinned in pairs please) that you would

like to donate, there will be a box in the

Friendship Room. Klinke Cleaners will clean all

items, then hand them off to the Community

Action Coalition for distribution in late

October. All sizes are in demand, but there is a particular need for infant and toddler

sizes, as well as larger teen sizes (12-22) and larger adult sizes (L-3XL). Please

consider going through your closets to check for coats you no longer use and can

donate to area residents who are in need.

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We Need Your Help Every month we need at least 24 volunteers

to greet, read and meet visitors at our Sunday

morning services. It’s easy to do and it’s fun,

and yet we struggle to fill those positions

each month. If you are interested, please

sign up on the bulletin board outside of the

Friendship Room. You can choose to greet,

read and/or meet visitors after each service.

You can also choose which service you would

like to volunteer at.

If you have an email address, you will be added to the SignUp.com list

and you will receive emails to signup. If you don’t have email, we will

gladly give you a call each month and help you select a date and time.

Feel free to call the office if you have any questions. Please consider

volunteering your smile and a handshake to welcome our visitors and

members each Sunday.

We would like to extend a big THANK YOU to those of you who already

volunteer. We are truly grateful for our help!!

HANDBELLS AND

HANDCHIMES!

Our handbells and handchimes were dedicated on Sunday, August 25,

after the Comfy Critter Community Church service. We are very excited to

start incorporating them into Sunday morning services. If you are inter-

ested in joining us, please sign up on the bulletin board outside of the

Friendship Room. We will begin with 8 weeks of ringing to “get our feet

wet.” We will have practices starting Tuesday, September 10, at 6:30pm or

Thursday, September 12 at 10:30am, whichever one works best into your

schedule. There are lots of options and opportunities so please consider

joining us. Contact Bonnie if you have any questions. Thank you!!

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“Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with

compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.” Colossians 3:12

“Each one should use whatever gifts he has received to serve others, faithfully ad-

ministering God’s grace in its various forms.” 1 Peter 4:10

We are pleased to announce that we have selected seven individuals to train to

serve as our first Stephen Ministers. Christ Lutheran Church affirms their gifts

for this lay caring ministry!

The men and women called to serve are:

Garnet Adams Roger Leonhardt

Beth Erickson Robert Mathweg

Nora Geach Scott Stenberg

Vicky Heimbecker

We thank God for their commitment to serving in this important new ministry.

Training classes began on Monday, August 19 and continue through December

16. A wide variety of topics will be covered during these 20 sessions, ranging

from distinctively Christian care-giving, to the art of listening, dealing with grief

and depression, confidentiality, crisis theory and the practice of identifying

danger vs. opportunity, helping suicidal persons get the help they need, and

much more…

Please take time to pray for those who have accepted God’s call to become Ste-

phen Ministers. Also, please pray for your Stephen Leaders as they teach, and

learn from, the Stephen Minister classes.

Stephen Leaders:

Jane Mathweg David Erickson Pastor Sue Beadle

(608-770-3893) (608-513-9137) (608-846-4718)

“In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partner-

ship in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he

who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of

Christ Jesus.” Philippians 1:4-6

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“Train children in the way they should go;

even when they are old they, will not depart from it.”

Proverbs 22:6

As summer comes to a close, it’s time to prepare for Sunday School! We would like for you to

join us in teaching God’s word to our children and sharing Bible stories with them. We will

have a few changes to the program format this year that we hope will engage children more in

their learning. Each week will begin with all ages together for the lesson reading, and then we

will break out into groups for a game or craft activity. We will then join all classes together as

usual in the Sanctuary for music and singing.

We will have Rally Sunday upstairs on Sunday, September 8th

for registration, but there will

be no class that day. Classes will begin the following week, Sunday, September 15th

from 9:15

to 10:15. Pick up by parents will be in the Sanctuary, as usual.

We are in need of teachers and classroom helpers. We currently do not have enough staff to

support anticipated enrollment numbers, so please consider sharing your gifts with our

leaders of tomorrow and contact Tawni Stenberg in the church office (846-4718) if you are able

to help!

Thank you!

Sunday School Registration Information

Dear Parents/Guardians,

It is time to register your children in grades PreK - 6th

grade for Sunday School. A regis-

tration form is attached. If possible, please return this form by mail to the church

office, or drop it in the box on the Welcome Desk in the Friendship Room by Friday,

September 8th

. Please attach a registration fee of $15.00 per child, maximum of $45 per

family.

All classes for PreK-6th

grade will take place on

Sunday mornings beginning at 9:15 and ending at

10:15. All students will go directly to the third floor

of the church and end their session in the Sanctuary.

Children should be picked up in the Sanctuary each

week at 10:15.

More details coming soon! Please mark your calendar!

Tawni Stenberg

Sunday School Coordinator

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Detach, fill out and return form w/payment to the church office

Student Information (more can be added on back):

Name of Student (male/female) Birth date School Grade as of 9/2019

Name of Student (male/female) Birth date School Grade as of 9/2019

Name of Student (male/female) Birth date School Grade as of 9/2019

Address:

Number and Street City State Zip

Email: Phone:

Parent/Guardian Information:

Name Phone Cell

Emergency Contact:

Name Phone Relationship

Allergy/Health Issues:

Additional Information:

Which Sundays can you help with Sunday School: _________________________________________________________

I grant the Christ Lutheran Church permission to use pictures/videos taken during Sunday school for Sunday School

promotional purposes and on the Church website. Individuals in the images will not be identified.

Parent or Legal Guardian Signature:

Christ Lutheran Church 2019 – 2020

All children Pre K – 6th Grade

For more information about Sunday School at Christ Lutheran Church, visit

www.christlutherandeforest.org or call the church office at (608) 846-4718.

Meeting Time

Sunday mornings

9:15 – 10:15

Meeting Place

Christ Lutheran Church

220 S. Main St.

DeForest, WI 53532

Registration Fees

$15 per child

$45 maximum per family

Registration is now open. Please complete this form

and return with payment to the church office by mail,

outside mailbox or in the Friendship Room at the

Welcome Desk as soon as possible. Join us upstairs on

September 8th at 9:15am for Rally Sunday!!!

Classes begin September 15th, 9:15am.

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FAMILY (Please write each person’s name by desired job) PHONE

Confirmation students are encouraged to sign up to work during the dinner. Hours worked will count toward

fulfilling the requirement for service hours. Other teenagers are encouraged to sign up too!

SUN., October 27, 9:15am – preparing rutabagas WED. & THUR. , November 6 & 7, 8:30am – preparing meatballs

FRIDAY, November 8 1:00pm – set up FRIDAY, November 8 1 - 7:00pm - accept donated food

SATURDAY, November 9 (Suggested shifts: 10:15 - 2:45 / 2:30 - 6:30 / or as much as you are able)

Cook/de-bone/dish up lutefisk ___________________________ Time __________________

Prepare/dish up other foods _____________________________ Time__________________

Wait on tables ________________________________________ Time__________________

Serve coffee/clear & set tables ___________________________ Time__________________

Scrape, wash/dry dishes ________________________________ Time__________________

Wherever needed _____________________________________ Time__________________

Final Clean-up ________________________________________ Time__________________

LUTEFISK DINNER SIGN UP SHEET SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019

FISH ORDERS: Fish can be ordered ahead of time for home use after dinner ($7/pound).

Pre-payment is required by November 1st to ensure your fish order will be available for pickup after

November 9th. Checks are payable to CLC, “lutefisk at home” in the memo section.

FOOD DONATIONS: Please indicate your choice:

(4) eight or nine inch pies: (1) pumpkin (3) fruit Please use disposable pans. (Tip: For a more thoroughly baked pie crust, place pan on a cookie sheet while baking.)

$ Cash donation for purchasing rutabagas

$ Cash donation to pay for ______ cases of lefse ($57.00/case)

$ Cash donation to pay for ______ pounds of lutefisk to be served at the dinner ($7/lb.)

Checks are payable to CLC, “lutefisk donation” in the memo section.

No. of lbs:

_______

Lutefisk is extremely important to the missions of Christ Lutheran Church.

Please save the Lutefisk Committee the time of having to call you for help.

Return this form by mail or place in the offering plate no later than Sunday, November 3th.

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Fall is in the air…a sure sign that it’s time for the annual Lutefisk and Meatball Dinner at Christ

Lutheran Church! We expect about 1,200 members, friends and neighbors to come to enjoy this

wonderful meal, which includes the area’s best-tasting lutefisk, homemade meatballs, the best potato lefse around, as well as rutabagas, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, cranberries and

delicious pies.

Date: Saturday, November 9, 2019

Time: Seatings begin at 11:00am, continue every hour until 5:00pm

Cost: Adults $18, Kids (4-12) $9, Kids (0-3) Free

Reservations: can be made beginning Tuesday, September 3, 2019 through Wednesday, November 6, 2019 at NOON. There are 2 ways to make reservations:

1. Online - Visit christlutherandeforest.org; on the home page or click Programs,

Events. We will post a link to an online reservation system on 9/03/19.

2. Call the church office at (608) 846-4718.

Walk-ins are welcome! Carryout meals are also available.

Payment: Those making reservations are encouraged to pay for their spots ahead of time.

Payments must be received by November 6, 2019. There are 3 ways to submit payment:

1. Mail: Checks can be mailed to the church.

2. Office: Checks & cash can be dropped off in the office or in the outside

box.

3. Online: When making your reservations online, there is also an option to

pay for your tickets right in the same spot. One-stop shopping

convenience! Look for the sign up beginning September 3rd.

Confirmation: Reservation confirmations are being handled via email. Reminders will be sent 4 days prior and should be brought to the dinner. Remember to include your email address at sign

up.

Help: There is a lot to do! There are 4 ways to sign up to lend a hand:

1. Sign up form: Complete the form on the next page of this newsletter and return it to the church office or drop it in the offering plate on Sunday.

2. Poster: There is also a sign up poster in the Narthex.

3. Call: Give the office a call at (608) 846-4718.

4. Online: There is an online sign up at SignupGenius. Check the website

(click Programs, then Events) on September 3 for the link to make reservations.

The online sign up will send you reminders and give you an option to create a personal calendar item too. Please sign up, email your friends or share!

Lutefisk & Meatball Dinner 2019

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