august 15 2010 church bulletin, saint paul's evangelical lutheran church

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PastorsMichael Duncan(920) 723-4243Paul Scharrer

(920) 723-1623

Principal St. PaulsHarlan Pelischek 563-5349

Our ServicesThursday6:30 p.m.

Sunday8:00 & 10:00 a.m.(summer schedule)

Sunday MorningService on Cable TV

Channel 20 at 9:00 a.m.

Escape Teen DirectorSy Vanissaveth(414) 232-1350

Our Chur ch Office563-2263

Visit our Website !www.stpaulsfort.net

E-Mail

[email protected]

St. Pauls Ev. Lutheran ChurchFort Atkinson, Wisconsin

Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

Worth Dying For

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ST. PAULS EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH

12th Sunday of Pentecost August 12th & 15th , 2010

Theme of the Day

Let UsLive for God & Die in Faith

Hymns: 457 555 551 & 538 367

Order of Service: Service of Word & Sacrament (p. 26-37)

First Reading: Joshua 24:1,2,14-16,28-30Joshua is reaching the end of his life. He has led the Israelites inthe conquest of Canaanthe land flowing with milk and honey.After many years as general and leader, he bids farewellmuchas Paul does in his 2nd letter to Timothy. Joshua encourages them tofollow the Lord with all their heart.

Second Reading: Matthew 14:1-13John the Baptist is beheaded for preaching the truth. Paul, too,according to tradition, was beheaded in the Roman Coliseum.Two great preacherssilenced by having their heads removedyet even in death they speak. Their words and example preach tous still today.

Sermon Text: 2 Timothy 1:2,8,13 & 2:3,15 & 3:15,16 & 4:2-5, 9, 21,13, 22

Sermon Theme:

~ 2nd Timothy ~

Pauls Last Will and Testament

1) His Undying Love for the Church2) His Undying Hope for the Future



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Joshua 24:1,2,14-16,28-301Then Joshua assembled all the tribes of Israel at Shechem. He summoned theelders, leaders, judges and officials of Israel, and they presented themselves beforeGod. 2Joshua said to all the people . . . 14Now fear the LORD and serve him with allfaithfulness. Throw away the gods your forefathers worshiped beyond the River andin Egypt, and serve the LORD. 15But if serving the LORD seems undesirable to you,

then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve, whether the gods yourforefathers served beyond the River, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose you areliving. But as for me and my household, we will serve the LORD. 16Then the peo-ple answered, Far be it from us to forsake the LORD to serve other gods!28Then Joshua sent the people away, each to his own inheritance. 29After these

things, Joshua, son of Nun, the servant of the LORD, died at the age of a hundredand ten. And they buried him in the land of his inheritance. . . . 31Israel served theLORD throughout the lifetime of Joshua and of the elders who outlived him and whohad experienced everything the LORD had done for Israel.

Matthew 14:1-131 At that time Herod the tetrarch heard the reports about Jesus, 2 and he said to his

attendants, "This is John the Baptist; he has risen from the dead! That is why mi-raculous powers are at work in him."3 Now Herod had arrested John and bound him and put him in prison because ofHerodias, his brother Philip's wife, 4 for John had been saying to him: "It is not lawfulfor you to have her." 5 Herod wanted to kill John, but he was afraid of the people, be-cause they considered him a prophet.6 On Herod's birthday the daughter of Herodias danced for them and pleased Herodso much 7 that he promised with an oath to give her whatever she asked. 8 Promptedby her mother, she said, "Give me here on a platter the head of John the Baptist." 9The king was distressed, but because of his oaths and his dinner guests, he orderedthat her request be granted 10 and had John beheaded in the prison. 11 His head wasbrought in on a platter and given to the girl, who carried it to her mother. 12 John's

disciples came and took his body and buried it. Then they went and told Jesus. 13When Jesus heard what had happened, he withdrew by boat privately to a solitaryplace.

2 Timothy 1:2,8,13 & 2:3,15 & 4:2,3,5-9, 21,13, 22To Timothy, my dear son . . . Join with me in suffering for the gospel . . . What you

heard from me keep as the pattern of sound teaching. . . Endure hardship with uslike a good soldier of Christ Jesus . . . Do your best to present yourself to God asone approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who correctlyhandles the word of truth. . . . I give you this charge: Preach the word; be preparedin season and out of season; correct, rebuke and encourage with great patience



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and careful instruction. For the time will come when men will not put up with sounddoctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a greatnumber of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. . . . But you, keepyour head in all situations, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, dischargeall the duties of your ministry. . . For I am already being poured out like a drink offer-ing and the time has come for my departure. I have fought the good fight, I have fin-

ished the race, I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of right-eousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day andnot only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing . . . Do your best tocome to me quickly . . . Do your best to get here before winter. . . When you comebring the cloak that I left with Carpus at Troas . . . The Lord be with your spirit.Grace be with you.

PASTOR RECEIVES CALL TO LIVE IN INDIAPastor Mike received a call to serve as

the future Field Coordinator for India.The current Field Coordinator, Mark Krueger,plans to retire in the next couple of years. The

Coordinator oversees the mission work ourSynod does in India. He works with two othermissionaries and the national pastors of CELM(Christ Evangelical Lutheran Ministry), ournational church in India which has 9,500 souls in 126 congregations and 60preaching stations.The Field Coordinator is the Principal of the Seminary and Pre-Seminary in India

where 93 men are studying to be pastors. The wife of the Coordinator serves as theoverseer for the orphanages in India. He is being asked to shadow the currentField Coordinator, Mark Krueger, until his retirement. Pastor Mike and Cathy ask foryour prayers as he deliberates this call.

AFFIRMATION OF BAPTISMAt the 10:00 a.m. service, Camdyn Erwin Hansen, son of Tyler and Pamela (nee

Zebell) Hansen, will be born again of water and of the Spirit. Camdyn was baptizedby Pastor Duncan on the day of his birth, May 25, 2010. We welcome Camdyn toGods family through faith in Jesus which is given in baptism. May he treasure theWord of God so that he may remain safe in his Saviors arms forever.

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK AT CHURCH - Next Sunday @ 9-10:30 a.m.You may have your blood pressure checked after the first service next

Sunday morning. Amy Krause and Ruth Schwalenberg, two registered nurses, areproviding this service to our people.



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2 T imothy The Historical Setting

As described by Martin Franzmannin The Word of the Lord Grows

Paul writes from prison in Rome. He has been a prisoner for some time: Onesiphorous,a Christian of Ephesus, has already sought him out and visited him in Rome (2 Timothy1:16,17). There has already been one hearing, at which Paul was deserted by all men andyet, with the Lords help, so successfully defended himself that he was rescued from thelions mouth (2 Timothy 4:16,17).

But Paul has no hope of ultimate acquittal; he is at the end of his course. And he is vir-tually alone; only Luke is with him. He longs to see his beloved child Timothy once moreand bids him to come to Rome before the winter makes travel by sea impossible (2 Timothy1:4: 4:9,21).

But he must reckon with the possibility that Timothy may not reach Rome in time; and sohe must put in writing all that he hopes to tell Timothy in person if and when he arrives. Theletter is thus, as Bengel has put it, Pauls last will and testament in which he bids Timothyto:

1) Preserve the Gospel pure and unchanged;2) Guard it against the increasingly vicious attacks of false teachers;3) Train men to transmit it faithfully; and4) Be ready to take his own share of suffering in the proclamation and defense of it.

The most personal of the Pastoral Letters is therefore in a sense official too; for Paulcannot separate his person from his office. The man who has been set apart for the Gospelof God (Romans 1:1) remains one with that Gospel in life and in death.

Date of Writing: 65-67 A.D.Pauls first imprisonment was from 61-63 A.D.. When he was released from his first impris-

onment in Rome, he may have fulfilled his desire to go to Spain. He then went to the islandof Crete where he left Titus to put Gods house in order. He then traveled to Ephesus onthe western coast of Asia minor (present-day Turkey) where he left Timothy to pastor thechurch of God in that place. Paul then traveled to Macedonia (northern Greece) and Achaia(southern Greece) where he no doubt visited many of the churches he founded on hissecond missionary journey Philippi, Thessalonica and Corinth.Then he was arrested a second time.

The conditions of his second imprisonment were much worse than the first. Paul writeshis second and last letter to Timothy from prison in Rome sometime between 65 and 67 A.D.



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TITUS & PHILEMON "PUSHED BACK ONE WEEK"Next Sunday we will have a guest preacher from Calvary Academy. Therefore we

will not have a sermon on Titus on Sunday, August 22nd. You may then read Paul'sletter to Titus this week OR next week - whichever you prefer. Then you may readthe letter of Philemon - only one chapter long! - the following week. Since you havean "extra week", you may want to "go back" and re-read one of Paul's epistles. The

sermon on Titus will be on Sunday, August 29th. The sermon on Philemon will be onLabor Day weekend - Sunday, September 5th.

TEEN OUTING TO NOAHS ARK - Monday, August 16thSt. Pauls and Bethany teens will be going to Noahs Ark on

Monday, August 16th. Those who want to go should sign-upon the sheet on the kiosk in the narthex or on the counter inthe church office or contact Deb Kind (920) 728-1026) orIan Schaefer (920) 699-9067. God uses water for life andrefreshment as he washes our sins away in baptism and increation as we bathe and swim in water.

JESUS CARES MINISTRY START-UPJesus Cares Ministries (JCM)

is a unique outreach ministry whosemission is to assist congregations inthe WELS/ELS in meeting theirresponsibility to share the Gospel withpeople who have an intellectual and developmental disability, their families and com-munities. We assist congregations by training volunteers, encouraging congrega-tions to use our simplified Bible history curriculum, conducting our simplified worshipservice, helping plan fellowship events, and helping you locate and conduct out-reach to people with special needs in your area.We have an opportunity in Jefferson to share the Gospel to a large number of

adults with special needs. Many of them gather on a daily basis at the St. Colettacampus in Jefferson. They want to hear more about their Savior. If you are inter-ested in hearing and discussing more about this possible outreach program please

join us for a meeting. We hope to see you there.

Jesus Cares MinistriesProgram Start Up Discussion MeetingSt. Johns Lutheran Church, JeffersonWednesday, August 18th @ 7:00 PM

For more information, contact:Bill Truebenbach - Staff Minister for Jesus Cares Ministries.

Office: (262) 677-2066 Email: [email protected]



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BOY & GIRL PIONEER CAMPOUT Where: Hoard Curtis Camp on Island Road in Cam-

bridge, WI. on Lake Ripley. When: Friday, August 27th at 6:30 P.M. to Sunday,

August 29th 11:00 A.M. Price: $10.00 per person for Saturday only or

$20.00 per person for the whole weekend. Who: You may drop off children, but this is a fam-

ily outing and we need chaperones so pleaseconsider staying as a family.

We will have a cabin for the girls and the boys will sleepin tents that are there. They have cots to sleep on.There is also a boys and girls bathroom and a com-plete kitchen. Things supplied: Breakfast Saturday and Sunday. Lunch on Satur-day, a pot luck meal on Saturday night. Pioneers will supply the brats and hot dogsand buns. Please bring a dish to pass for Saturday supper. There is a refrigeratorin the cabin. Anyone interested in coming must RSVP to Dave Schmitz at LemkeFence at 920-674-6211 or cell 920-723-0233 no later than Sunday, August 22nd.

Any questions, please call Dave or Beth Schmitz at the following numbers:Home: 920-563-9557 Dave Cell: 920-723-0233Beth Cell: 920-723-0081 E-mail us at [email protected] need to plan food so please RSVP as soon as possible.

DEDICATION & OPEN HOUSEFOR CHILDREN'S CENTER - Sunday, September 19th

The first time we use our Children's Center will be Sunday, September 19 th. On thatday we will dedicate the Center and have an Open House. We are working ondecorating the Children's Center with a Noah's Ark theme. We are thankful that Godis providing a place in our church facility for ministry to children. We havealways been blessed with the Lutheran Elementary School, but we have never had

a place for children in the church facility. "Let the little children come to me anddo not hinder them for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these (Luke 18:16).

CAN YOU LEND A HAND ? - Help the 2nd Take Resale ShopThe 2nd Take Resale Shop, part of Salty Earth pictures needs your help. If you are

interested in sorting items, working the cash registeror just helping out with other tasks, please call BethZambo (920) 397-7395. You can volunteer as muchor as little as fits into your schedule at 26 S. ThirdStreet in Fort.SING BEAUTIFUL SONGS - Join Choir Wednes-



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days @ 7 p.m.Our Choir needs more voices !

The St. Pauls Adult Choir practices on Wednesdays at7 p.m. Our first rehearsal this season will be onWednesday, September 1st at 7:00 p.m. If you can onlycommit to a short time, we will be dividing our rehearsal

season into smaller sections for practice for the Reforma-tion Service, the Advent and Christmas season, and theLent and Easter season. Come join us for as little or asmuch as you can, and sing beautiful praises to our beautifulSavior. Please, do not be shy. There are no try outs. Ifyou have any questions, call our church office (563-2263)

or call our Director, Mr. John Kanter (school 563-5349 / home 568-9787).

COME BE A HAND BELL RINGER -1st Rehearsal of the season onMonday, September 13th @ 6:30 p.m.

This is the 11th anniversary of our St. Pauls Handbell Choir !

We are in need of additional ringers for the Hand Bell choir.It is not as difficult as it appears and we have a lot of fun.Anyone who is interested in learning more is welcome. Ifyou are interested, please call our Director Carol Gronholz563-2436 or the Church Office (920) 563-2263.

GIRL PIONEER DISTRICT CAMPAT CAMP PHILLIP - Fri-Sun, Sept. 17-19All girls in grades 5-8 are invited to the Girl Pioneers District Camp at Camp Phillip.

The cost is $60.00 for the entire weekend. They will leave the school Friday afterschool and return Sunday around 1:00 p.m. The girls who have gone in the pasthave really enjoyed the camp.

Each caravan is assigned a cabin to sleep in. There are crafts, games, low ropes.high ropes. archery, campfire and singing in the evening and much more. It is agreat opportunity for Christian fellowship with other girls in our district and a lot offun. Please contact Cathy Duncan (920) 723-8632.

APPLICATION FOR NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMFamilies should have received an application form for free or reduced lunches at St.

Pauls School, if they qualify. More information regarding this service as a PublicRelease Statement for the State of Wisconsin, is available in the church office on thecounter. Any questions regarding the application should be directed to the Principal,Harlan Pelischek.



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WORSHIP SERVICE AT PARK - Sunday, Sept. 12th @ 10:30 a.m.The worship service on Sunday, September 12 th at 10:30 a.m. will be moved to

Rock River Park in the beautiful pavilion. If you come to the church at 10:30 a.m.that day, there will be no service. The 8 oclock service will be held in the sanctuary,our regular place of worship. Members are invited to bring a friend to this outdoorservice. The relaxed atmosphere, fellowship, food and fun make for a special time.

CHURCH PICNIC - Sunday, September 12th @ 10:30 a.m.For those who like to plan ahead our Church Picnic

will be at Rock River Parkby the aquatic centeronSunday, September 12th (the Sunday after Labor Day).Our 10:30 a.m. worship service will be conducted at RockRiver Park that day. Delicious food, great fellowship andgames for children are a part of this big day. Therewill be games for children. Members are asked to bring:a dish to pass, their own table service, and a whiteelephant gift for bingo. Please mark this date on yourcalendar.

SPONSOR ANOTHER MARATHON, FOR THE ESCAPE?With the Lord blessing his efforts again this year,Pastor Scharrer has registered torun in the Fox Cities Marathon once again, on September 19th. Gods people gen-erously sponsored this event last year with gifts totaling over $1940. These giftswere divided 50/50 for an Escape PA and Projector system and for the EscapeFoundation.

If youd like to sponsor Pastor Scharrer in this 26.2mile race once again, all proceeds will go to the Es-cape, 50/50 for Remodeling/ Expansion of the Escapeand for the Escape Foundation. In the past, quite anumber have really encouraged Pastor Scharrer by

pledging $1 per mile and $2 per mile if he finishes.(You dont know how so very encouraging that is! J).But, whatever the amount may be, that will be wonder-ful.Your prayers are greatly appreciated too! Two years

ago, on the day of this marathon, Sept. 21, 2008, Pas-tor Bitter (who served here at St. Pauls 1965-1992),completed his marathon of life. Through faith in Je-sus, he entered the race of heaven which never ends.Thus, Pastor Scharrer is running this marathon, Sept.19th, in Pastor Bitters memory once again.



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A NEW RECORD FOR A SUCCESSFUL BLOOD DRIVEThanks to all donors who participated in our blood drive on Sat-

urday, July 31st. We set a new record for our St. Pauls blooddrives for the BloodCenter of Wisconsin. We signed in 55 donorsand received 52 blood units. We had 3 individuals who were notable to donate for various reasons - but they were still able to

come out and show their community support. This is a new re-cord! Congratulations!52 units will save up to 156 lives in the community with those pa-

tients using these blood and blood products! How? Each unit brought in can saveup to 3 lives because the BloodCenter uses the red cells, platelets and plasma forspecial patient need and care situations.Staff from the BloodCenter commented on the congeniality of our donors and volun-

teers and the support given our drive. A special thank you to those who donatedtime and/or refreshments to help make for a successful blood drive. Our next blooddrive is scheduled for a Saturday in December 11, 2010, from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Bethany will have a blood drive for the BloodCenter of Wisconsin on October 2,2010. Please mark your calendars.

GIFTS OF THANKFULNESSA gift of $50 has been given to the Video Ministry from Tom and Sharon Schoen as

they celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary. They wish to sponsor this SundayWorship Service on Cable TV . Our worship service is on Cable TV Channel 20every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Happy Anniversary Tom and Sharon !

HAVING DIFFICULTY HEARING IN CHURCH?Some of our people have shared with us, that the closer they sit to the front, the

better they can hear. We encourage our people who may be experiencing troublehearing in church, to try moving closer to the front. If problems persist, we do offer

Williams Sound devices which bring the sound right to a persons ear. The usherswill assist you with one of these devices if you need it.

OUR LOVE FOR THE LORD FINANCIAL New Fiscal Year starts July 1st

Total at all services 447

Shut-In Service 5Thursday @ 6:30 p.m. 90Sunday @ 8:00 a.m. 184Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. 168

BUDGET NEEDS

Debt Retirement - $375 Year To Date - $3,487

Received Needed August 8, 2010

$13,158 $14,038 Last Week

$ 74,589 $ 84,231 Year To Date



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Received* Needed* 15 November 2009

$14,544 $ 13,349 Church Support

$253,346 $ 266,972 Year To Date

Total Budget

* For Church & School Childrens Fund

St . Pauls School News

Lakeside Lut heran High School News

ST. PAULS SCHOOL OPENING SERVICE & PICNICNext Sunday, August 22nd all students and parents of Heart Land preschool and

St. Pauls School will gather for the opening service and the school picnic. Booksand supplies may be brought to the classrooms from 2:00-3:20 p.m., so they maybe placed into the desks and lockers. The service begins at 3:30 p.m. behind thegym on the playground blacktop (bring bug spray, if desired). After the service andannouncements, the picnic will begin. Families are asked to bring a generous dishto share and lawn chairs, if preferred. Parents are also asked to keep their childrenoff the playground equipment during the opening service.

THRIVENT CHOICE DOLLARSOur St. Pauls School is participating in the program sponsored by Thrivent

whereby owners of Thrivent products may designate money to be given to a school,church, or charity. Letters are being sent to homes informing them of the amount ofchoice dollars they may direct. Our school is using any money received to purchase

needed educational equipment in the future. Thank you for remembering our schooland church with your choice dollars !

LLHS Athletic Schedules for the 2010-2011 are availablein the Narthex or in the church office.

School Registration: Tuesday August 10th @ 5-9 p.m.

Freshmen Orientation - Wednesday, August 18th

First day for all students - Thursday, August 19

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Opening Service - Sunday, August 22nd

The Opening Service of the 2010-2011 school year at Lakeside LutheranHigh School will be August 22, at 6:30 p.m. Preaching for this service will bePastor James Huebner, First Vice President of the Wisconsin EvangelicalLutheran Synod and pastor at Grace Lutheran Church, Milwaukee. PastorHuebner is the son of Lakeside's first Principal, Pastor Lloyd Huebner.All Lakeside students and families are invited and encouraged to at-tend. Also, all members of the Lakeside Lutheran Federation are in-vited. The service will be conducted in the West Gym.A time of fellowship and light refreshments follows the service.



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PARENTS ROOMIs located in the back of the church for thoseparents who find it necessary to take their child(ren) out of the sanctuary, The sound systemand the windows in the Parents room make itpossible for you to continue to worship with thecongregation.

PORTALS OF PRAYER & MEDITATIONSare available on the Kiosk in the Narthex or inthe Church Office.

LARGE PRINT HYMNALS & BULLETINSare located on the table in the Narthex for thosewith difficulty seeing.

CHURCH CALENDARS & SCHOOL NEWS-LETTERS are on the Kiosk in the Narthex.

VIDEO TAPESof our worship services are located in theChurch Office. To purchase a tape is $6.00.

RECYCLINGcontainers are available in the Church Office, for usedprinter cartridges and toners, McDonalds JeffersonCounty Receipts, Campbells labels, Box tops for Edu-cation, Franks County Market, Kwik Trip Milk Moola,and Kemps Caps.

RECYCLING ALUMINUM CANSby Mens Club on every 3rd Saturday from 8:0011:00 a.m. at the Bus Barn by school.

CHRISTIAN COUNSELINGLiving Branches Christian Counseling

Dan Hrobsky 920-563-8244600 Highland Ave. Fort Atkinson

Harbor Counseling Services-Ron Paynter 920-723-4283P.O. Box 291, 211 South Main St., Fort Atkinson

PARENTS ROOMIs located in the back of the church for thoseparents who find it necessary to take their child(ren) out of the sanctuary, The sound systemand the windows in the Parents room make itpossible for you to continue to worship with thecongregation.

PORTALS OF PRAYER & MEDITATIONSare available on the Kiosk in the Narthex or inthe Church Office.

LARGE PRINT HYMNALS & BULLETINSare located on the table in the Narthex for thosewith difficulty seeing.

CHURCH CALENDARS & SCHOOLNEWS-LETTERS are on the kiosk in the Narthex.

DVDs & VIDEO TAPESof our worship services are located in theChurch Office. To purchase a tape is $6.00.

RECYCLINGcontainers are available in the Church Office, for usedprinter cartridges and toners, McDonalds JeffersonCounty Receipts, Campbells labels, Box tops for Edu-cation, Franks County Market, Kwik Trip Milk Moola,and Kemps Caps.

RECYCLING ALUMINUM CANSby Mens Club on every 3rd Saturday from 8:0011:00 a.m. at the Bus Barn by school. A trailer isavailable in the parking lot for your aluminum cans.

CHRISTIAN COUNSELINGHarbor Counseling Services-

Ron Paynter 920-723-4283

P.O. Box 291, 211 South Main St., Fort Atkinson

Sunday - August 15, 2010 8:00 & 10:00 a.m. Worship Service

with Communion 9:15 a.m. Bible Study

Monday

12-6 p.m. Escape Teen Center 6:30 p.m. Bd. of Outreach

Tuesday 12-3 p.m. Escape Teen Center 1:00 p.m. English as a Second Language 6-9 p.m. Escape Teen Center 6:00 p.m. English as a Second Language 6:30 p.m. Bible Information Class

Wednesday

Thursday

10:30 a.m. Blackhawk Service 12-3 p.m. Escape Teen Center 6-9 p.m. Escape Teen Center 6:30 p.m. Worship Service

Friday 12-3 p.m. Escape Teen Center 6-10 p.m. Escape Teen Center Erdmann/ Deisinger Wedding Rehearsal

Saturday 8-11:00 a.m. Mens Club Recycling Drive 3:00 p.m. Erdmann/Deisinger Wedding

Sunday - August 22, 2010 8:00 & 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 9:15 a.m. Bible Study 3:30 p.m. St. Pauls SchoolOpening Service & Picnic

School starts Monday, August 23rd

Heart Land Preschool (563-5349)Lakeside Lutheran High School (648-2321)

August Flower Committee

Carol Gronholz *563-2536Ruth Hirschfeld563-6301Deloris Hubbard563-8709Marlys Klug563-7961


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