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In This Issue

Christmas Program Thanks….…….2

Annual Meeting……………….……..2

Children’s Chalice………….….…….3

Tailgate Party……………….……….4

Food Pantry News…………….…….5

News From the Pews………..……...5

Quilting Group……………………….5

Book Group…………………….…….5

Sound Volunteer Needed……….….5

Third Tuesday Bible Study….….…..5

Hanging and Taking Down

the Greens………………..…….6

Wednesday Night Live………...…….6

Youth Choir Rehearsals……....…….6

Circle of Hope Cancer

Support Group………….….6

Christmas Poinsettias……..………..7

Memorials & Gifts……………..…….8

January Calendar…………..……….9

Volunteer Calendar……….……….10

Fireside Theatre Outing…………...11

2019 Altar Flowers…….……….….12

Finance Update…………….……...12

Hospital Visitation………………….12

CHALICE A publication of Holy Communion Lutheran Church January, 2019

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It’s Not Always Easy to Thank God for January

It’s not always easy to thank God for January…with the ice and snow it

brings, the cold wind that stings your face and maybe even chapped hands

and cold feet. And what about when the snow blower doesn’t work or

your car doesn’t start or the driveway is covered in ice?

January…we much prefer June, don’t we? June…when winter is gone

and the temperature is rising and the shovels are put away. Beautiful

June…

But…there truly is much beauty in January and much to give thanks

for…isn’t there? So although it may not always seem easy, let us thank

God for January…

…for the new life it brings, new opportunities and new starts

…for the warmth of friends and family and this community of

faith

…for the hope it holds and the gifts it brings

Yes, let us thank God for January…let us thank God for being there, al-

ways…even and especially on cold days, in icy struggles, and along wind-

blown paths. Let us thank God for strength given, direction shown and

hope offered.

Thank you, God, for January!

A most blessed and joy-filled January and New Year to each and every one

of you!

Pastor Laura

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Our Annual Congregational Meeting will be on

Sunday, February 10, 2019. We will have one

worship service that morning at 9:30 a.m.

followerd by the annual meeting. Mark your

calendars today so you don’t miss this important

meeting and watch for more information coming

soon!

Look for the Light Christmas Program Thanks from Kate

Without the time and talents of many, this program could not come to

life each year. Special thanks to musicians Kathy and Greg Berg, Ann

Lamar-Heide, the Senior Choir, Tom Hagemann, Ethan Bergman, and Owen

Steberl. We also appreciate the help of Lisa Lequia and all of the Sunday

School teachers, Jeri Smith, Jeff and Lisa Neubauer, Chris and Shannon

Porcaro, Chris and Amy Bergman, Joleen Carslon, Pastors Mark and Laura,

Barb Salvo, Dianne and Doug Johnson, Amanda Gaastra, Kai Jensen, Gregg

Albright, Andy Larson, and all the folks who help us set up and tear down.

We are also grateful for the generous folks who make financial contributions

that help pay for things like llamas, batteries, tape, and donkeys! Huge

thanks to Gloria Dobrowski, Barb Maier, The Dry Guys, Chris and Shannon

Porcaro, Lisa and Jeff Neubauer, Bill Johnson, Jill Vander Brug, and Kate

Potter-Barrow. What fun to see your gifts help fill our beautiful sanctuary

with live animals and our beautiful children who together use their charm to

tell us the best story in the world!

Last, thank you to the fabulous and delightful kids of HCLC. It is exquisite

fun to watch you grow from 3 year olds who smack your neighbor with a

candlestick during Silent Night into capable animal handlers and, more

importantly, into poised and dignified narrators and singers. What a joy it

has been to be part of your journey all these years! Know that I’m wildly

proud of you and that I am deeply grateful to work with you every Sunday.

Kate Potter-Barrow

HCLC’s Children’s and Youth Choir Director

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The children had a great time at Santa’s Night Out! A huge thank you to Shannon Porcaro for planning the

evening and preparing everything for it!!! The children had a great time! The night began with many fun crafts

to create and hot dogs and macaroni and cheese for dinner. Then the kids got comfy on sleeping bags, pillows

and beanbag chairs and enjoyed a bag of treats while watching the movie How The Grinch Stole Christmas. The

evening ended with Patrick BeBow reading The Day Before Jesus and the annual “silly” gift exchange. Hopefully,

parents were able to get some errands and Christmas shopping done!

Thank you to all who came out Christmas Caroling for our homebound members. Everyone agreed

that it was a very meaningful experience and several said that they look forward to caroling every

year! A special thank you to Pastor Laura for our fabulous, festive-glowing Christmas light necklaces!

So much Christmas joy was shared and delicious chili and desserts were enjoyed too.

We hope you will consider joining us next year!!!

Thank you to everyone that brought cookies for the celebration in the Mark Hurn Room after our Christmas

program Look for the Light. We had a great variety of delicious treats!!! If you have shepherd costumes that your

children have outgrown and you are just going to get rid of them, please bring them to church. We store them for

other children to use in coming years.

May the light of Jesus shine in all of your lives this coming year…

Please return your Reverse Advent Calendar boxes to church on Christmas Eve. If you do not plan to attend that

service, please return it at a time that is convenient for you, but please email me at sundayschool.hclc@gmail.com

so that I can add your box to the count for Sunday School families that completed the project. Thank you so much!

HAPPY BAPTISM BIRTHDAY to the following children

who were baptized during the month of January:

Mylo Barnes

SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL RESUME ON JANUARY 6th.

SEE YOU THEN!!!

Holy Communion Lutheran Church January, 2019

The Children’s Chalice

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The Quilting Group will meet on Tuesday,

January 8th and on Tuesday, January 22nd at

1:15 p.m. in the Mark Hurn room to continue

work on the quilts for Lutheran World Relief. No prior

quilting experience is required to become a member of

the group, so why not come give it a try!

News From The Pews

Recently Hospitalized

Bill Fritsch, Lyle Tennis, Dolores Fergus

Deaths

Betty Lui died on Sunday, December 2, 2018.

Please keep her family and friends in your prayers.

For the month of January, the food pantry is asking for these items:

January 6 - cereal, macaroni & cheese

January 13 - cereal, canned pasta

January 20 - pancake mix, syrup

January 27 - pork & beans, chicken noodle soup

Thank you to all of you who continue to share in the ministry of Christ through your food and monetary donations to

the food pantry and to those who volunteer their hours of service. It is truly appreciated!

Because of your generosity we were able to serve 215 families, a total of 724 people, a great Thanksgiving meal. We

gave out 119 turkeys and 96 chickens! For the entire month of November, we served 419 families, a total of 1342

people. We have not served this many people in one month since 2014!

A special thank you to Jo Nissen and the Monday Morning Bible Study. Jo organized the Christmas candy donations

and set things up for Monday Morning Bible Study participants to fill the candy bags. The pantry clients are so

grateful to receive these special treats. Thanks to all who donated and those who put bags together and thank you all

for your continued support.

A “Sound” Opportunity! Have you ever wondered how the sound system in our sanctuary works?

Are you looking for a new volunteer opportunity that requires only one hour per month?

If you answered “yes” to either of the questions above, then the Sound Ministry wants you!!

We are in desperate need for one new volunteer for the late (10:45am) service.

If you are of a “sound” mind, we’ll provide the training!

Please contact Barb Salvo (886-0941 or salvo2b@sbcglobal.net) for more information or to volunteer.

"The Radium Girls" by Kate Moore is the next selection book for discussion on Wed. Jan. 16 at

10:00 in the lounge. This is the true story of a group of women who made history by entering the

work force at the dawn of new scientific era. They learned the skill of painting glow-in-the-dark

numbers on clock faces and aeronautical gauges and paid a stiff price involving the deadly

element radium. Moore tells their incredible story of tragedy and bravery in the face of corporate

greed. The women suffered through radium poisoning and refused to be silenced. This was a dark chapter in

American labor history. All are welcome to join the discussion!

THIRD TUESDAY BIBLE STUDY Philippians 2:5-11 on pages 40-47 will be the basis for our bible study January 15. This is shorter than usual, but Barclay spends seven pages discussing the next seven verses! Best we save those pages for our next get together

in May.

In these verses, Barclay writes about “True Godhead and True Humanity.” He states, “this is the greatest and most moving passage Paul ever wrote about Jesus.” So come on January 15 from 10:00-11:30 in the fellowship lounge

to continue our discussion of Philippians.

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We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas, New Year’s and Winter Break.

We are excited to resume Wednesday Night Live on January 9th!

Wednesday Night Live meets every Wednesday evening:

6:00-6:30 Family Dinner Time

6:30-7:30 Confirmation Class and High School Youth Group

January upcoming dates/events:

January 9th Cook Team 5 Mexican Night- Still need at least 2 more volunteers

January 16th Church is providing the meal

January 23rd Cook Team 6 Italian Night – Still need at least 1 more volunteer

January 30th Ministry Cook Team TBA

Please continue to use the sign up genius site to sign up to be an acolyte and nursery helper. If you have not yet

signed up to be on a cook team or would like to sign up for another one, please use the link below.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090c4caaab2da1f94-cook

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090c4caaab2da1f94-acolyte1

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090f48afa72da4f85-hclc1

Any questions please contact Sabrina Novine at hclc.youth@gmail.com

Circle of Hope, Cancer Support Group, meets the second Thursday of each month, from

10:00 - 11:30 a.m. The January gathering will be on January 10th in the church lounge. All

are welcome - you do not need to be a church member to come! This group is for cancer

patients and survivors, caretakers, family and friends, to get together to talk. Sometimes no

one else can understand like someone else going through the same sorts of things! Please call

Pat Barlament, 886-2749 with questions and ideas for speakers.

Hanging of the Greens Thanks (and Taking Down the Greens!)

A big thank you to Patrick BeBow, Dave & Darlene Krueger, Cindy Myhre, Jeff Nelson, Judy Nuter,

Barb & Dwight Pedersen, Kerry, Henry and Mae Perkins, and Dale and Denise Stillman who spent a

Friday evening decorating trees and hanging garland in our sanctuary and Welcome Center. It looks

absolutely beautiful! Thank you! If you weren’t able to be there to decorate but would like to help, they will be

taking down the decorations at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 10th! Even if you can only be there part of the

time, your help will be greatly appreciated!

Youth Choir Rehearsals

Starting in January, there will be 2 youth choir rehearsals each week in order to accommodate

everyone's busy schedules. Both practices will take place in the choir room. We’ll meet on

Sundays, right after the first service and on Wednesdays at 5:30, before Wednesday Night Live.

Questions? Contact Kate at 262-498-7593.

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” —Martin Luther King Jr.

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The beautiful poinsettias decorating our sanctuary for Christmas were donated in memory of: Cornelius & Mariane Vander Brug, given by Jill Vander Brug Ray, Jeltje, Peter & Corinne Lynn Vander Brug, given by Jill Vander Brug Achille & Harriet Grenier, Eleanor & Jeffrey Bostetter, given by Jill Vander Brug Her brother, John Merrill, given by Sheri, Chad, Carson, Emma & Sawyer Krenzke Grandma Ruth Ustymowich, given by Chad, Sheri, Carson, Emma & Sawyer Krenzke Nora Theisen and Morgan Jones, given by Tom & Evelyn Lajiness Jack Potter, given by the Potter-Barrow family Henrietta Welch, given by the Potter-Barrow family Their parents, William & Beverly Krueger and Earl & Hazel Saas, given by David & Darlene Krueger Henrietta Welch, given by Greg & Kathy Berg Their moms, Bev and Jan, given by Greg & Kathy Berg Herbert Friedrich, given by Beverly Friedrich Pastor George & Adeline Overdier, given by Carol Overdier, Faith Pfeiffer, Beth Binder and Grace Deibert Jean Conley, given by the Gunia family Mary Luth, given by the Gunia family Paul Jenson, Jim Jenson & Henrietta Welch, given by Jeri Smith Edna & Kenneth Sorenson and Ione & Ben Holmquist, given by Linda and Wayne Holmquist Donald Dobrowski, given with love by Gloria Dobrowski and family Arnold Clement, given by Kay Clement Emma & Edward Chadwick, given by Kay Clement Lillian & Robert Clement, given by Kay Clement Dawn Barootian, given by Stephen Barootian John Barootian, given by Stephen Barootian Joe Cuccio, given by Kathy Cuccio and the Cuccio family Cliff & Vera Rolfson, given by Tom & Cathie Rolfson and Lynn & Chris Litzau Edith Jacob, given by Charles & Trish Jacob Cindi Fergus, given by the Wayne Fergus and the Fergus family George Blaustein Sr., given by Jon, Elizabeth, Sophie & Isabel Young Dolly Johnson, given by her loving family Agnes Christensen, given by her family Raynor & Marion Theusch, given by Jim & Kalen Theusch Edwin & Lois Kalfahs, given by Jim & Kalen Theusch Ray Nelson, given by Alice Nelson and family Lil and Bill Knudsen, Judy Wasik and Elsie Barlament, given with love by Pat & Dave Barlament George Hahner, Mikael Hahner and Evan Hahner, given by the Hahner and Komistra families Jim & Ruth Fergus, given by the Veltman and Fergus families Jean Sinclair, given by John & Lynn Sinclair Gregory and Weber families, given by the Schwartz and Sinclair Families Michelle Kellner, given by her mom, Cheryl Davis Sondra Krogh, given by her sister, Cheryl Davis Walter Hermanns, given by Lynn Helmke, Laura Hermanns, Shawn, Kayla and Bennett Hermanns and in honor of: The children & youth of HCLC, given by Miss Kate The talented musicians of Holy Communion given by Greg & Kathy Berg Her thoughtful and caring family, given with love by Gloria Dobrowski Crystal, Michael, Evan Drew, Adam & Alexis Pariseau, given by Kay Clement The Chadwick and Clement families, given by Kay Clement The Worship & Music Ministry Team’s hard work, given by Barb Salvo In celebration of the grandkids and great-grandkids, given by Tony & Roxie Betko Edward & Viola Nelson, given by Alice Nelson and family Pastor Laura and Pastor Mark and their families, given with love by Pat & Dave Barlament Darlene, Kay, Jill, Cheryl, Linda, Wayne, Evelyn, Jerry, Sonja, Ralph & Roxann given with thanks & appreciation by Heidi God’s many blessings, given by Jim & Jean Veltman

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Holy Communion recently received the following gifts:

Name of Person Memorialized or Honored Given By Designated To

Shirley Foster Stan & Joanne Reske Sunday School

Jack Potter Stan & Joanne Reske Music/Organ Fund

Wayne Sotona Stan & Joanne Reske Building Fund

Mary Ann Sucharda’s 92nd Birthday Mary & Jerry Sucharda Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Terry & Jan Koechell Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Tom & JoAnne Hansen Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Judi Evinie Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Thomas & Evelyn Lajiness Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Joe & Sharon Wilczynski Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Ross & Sharyl Zeller Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Judy Martner Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona James Bolm Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Bill Johnson Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Alice Nelson Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Lawrence & Suellen Kirchoff Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona James & Kalen Theusch Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Karen Strande Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona David & Darlene Krueger Building Fund

Wayne Sotona Dennis & Kathleen Dieckhoff Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Janice Brooks Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Judy Smith Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Ronald Fregien Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bain Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Mr. & Mrs. Richard Janecky Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Richard & Karen Riemer Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Melody Olson Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Lyle Tennis Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Ronald & Sandra Johnson Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Karen Christensen Food Pantry

George & Evan Hahner Stephen & Mary Lui Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Jill Lonergan Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Dave & Patricia Barlament Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Daniel & Camille Seitz Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Mr. & Mrs. Pisanello Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Hilary Vogt Family Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Linda Jensen Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Linda Fox Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Don & Julie Burton Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Jan Sotona Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona David & Shelly Funk Food Pantry

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Join us for a…

Night at the Theater All are invited to join us as we venture out to the Fireside Theater in Fort Atkinson on Thursday, May

16th

, for an evening performance of Menopause The Musical (and please don’t let the title scare you

away J)!

Here is a little info on this production (from the Fireside website): This hilarious musical paro-

dy set to classic tunes from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s will have you cheering and dancing in the

aisles! See what audiences worldwide have been laughing about for over 16 years! Nearly 11

million people in 13 countries (more than 350 cities) have enjoyed this unique theatre

experience. And Men love it too! Men in the audience can relate and understand this time in

the lives of their wives, sisters or mothers. Winner of multiple awards around the world,

Menopause The Musical, is a theatrical experience not to be missed!

It truly will be a fun-filled, entertaining and delightful evening for us to come together in

fellowship. We’re hoping that you’ll be able to join us and here are the details:

Who? – Everyone…and please invite a friend

What? – Menopause The Musical

When? – Thursday, May 16th. We need to arrive at the Fireside by 5:15 so we will leave Holy

Communion at 3:30. We will be traveling by caravan (Please let us know if you’re able to

drive).

How Much? – The cost is $69.95, which includes the Fireside’s Thursday Evening Signature

Buffet. Here is a description of their buffet: The Evening begins with our Signature Salad

topped with Papaya Chutney Dressing and served with Freshly Baked Breads. Each show

our Chefs prepare two special entrée selections in addition to these Fireside favorites: Barbe-

cued Pork Back Ribs, Chicken Tenderloin Tempura with Brandied Apricot Sauce, Beer Batter

Fried Cod, Shrimp and Scallops Fusilli with Tomato Butter Sauce, Fresh Atlantic Salmon,

Beef Tenderloin and Roast Turkey from the Carving Station, Sweet Potato Soufflé,

Whipped Idaho Potatoes and Roasted Farm Fresh Vegetables. Pecan Turtle Ball Sundae for

Dessert. Coffee, Tea and Milk are included with your dinner.

Why? – Just a great reason to get together for fun and fellowship !

We are hoping for a great turnout and have reserved 42 seats! So please sign up in the

church office by Sunday, April 14th

, and make the checks payable to Holy Communion. If

you have any questions please see Pastor Laura, who is looking forward to an evening spent

with all of you!!!

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The Chalice is a publication of Holy Communion Lutheran Church,

a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

The church office is open from 8:00-4:00 Monday through Thursday, 8:00—3:00 on Fridays. It is closed from 12:00—1:00 each day.

Worship services are at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. The nursery is staffed during the 8:30 service and a crying room in the narthex is available for children

and parents to use during all services.

Contact Information

Pastor Mark Doidge ..…………………………...pastormark.hclc@gmail.com Pastor Laura Fladten ……………..…………….pastorlaura.hclc@gmail.com Lisa Lequia, Children’s Ministry Director ……...sundayschool.hclc@gmail.com Sabrina Novine, Financial Administrator/Mission Implementation Assistant ……...sabrina.hclc@gmail.com Heidi Komistra, Office Administrator……………….office.hclc@gmail.com

Office Phone………..262-632-8802 Fax………………...…..262-637-5622

Website: hopeonahill.org

The Chalice Published Month

Volume 21, Number 1

January, 2019

Hospital Visitation

Please remember to contact the church

office if you or a family member is

hospitalized or in a nursing home. Due to

privacy laws medical facilities cannot

release information on their patients, so

the church will not know you have been ill.

You can decide if you wish to receive a visit

or have your name on the prayer list read

in church or in the Chalice.

If you or a family member becomes

homebound, we would also like to know.

If you wish, you can request visits and we will

add your/their name to the mailing list for the

newsletters and the wonderful holiday cards

from our Sunday School students.

Finance Update

November 2018

Revenue: $42,530.15 Expenses: $40,045.53 Net Income: $2,484.62 January-November 2018

Revenue: $449,091.39 Expenses: -$489,008.19 Net Loss: -$39,916.80

2019 Altar Flowers

We are taking reservations for altar flowers for 2019. Each vase of flowers costs $25.00 and

you can pick up the flowers after the second service if you wish. Payment must accompany

your form in order to reserve the date. We have two spots available each Sunday. If the

Sunday you request is not available, we will notify you of available dates. Please do not put

this form in the offering plate. Return it to the church office or put it in Heidi’s mailbox.

Your name_____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone______________________________________ Email_____________________________________________

In honor or memory of___________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________

Given by:______________________________________________________________________________________

Date requested_______________________ Alternate date choices_______________________________________

Amount enclosed__________________ Will pick up _________________ Give to a shut in____________________