(Mussman con’t from page 2)

“When I got home and looked at the

card I saw that St Lucas was right in

my neighborhood and so I signed up

for the bible study and 18 weeks

later was confirmed at St. Lucas.”

Mussmann has strong connections to

the Bay View community. His great

grandfather was the first organist at

St Lucas when it was first built. His

grandparents ran The Glow ice

cream and candy store with a grill at

2646 South Kinnickinnic from 1923

to 1949. His father ran Mussmann

Realty on the corner of Euclid and

Howell from 1947 to about 1990.

“My family has a rich heritage in

Bay View,” he said.

Mussmann teaches jazz piano, tradi-

tional piano, classical piano and dig-

ital music recording at the Waukesha

County Conservatory of Music in

Hartland. He also has a digital

recording studio both in his home

and in Hartland where he composes

and records compositions for sub-

mission to publishers.

“I always say that my work is my

hobby because I enjoy it so much

that I am usually working when I

don’t have anything else to do,” he

said.

You can find Mussmann playing

piano at the St. Lucas Breakfasts.

“It is my way of giving something

back for the talent that the Lord has

given me.”

Read the complete interview at

www.saintlucas.org

Confirmed

in FaithAnd when they had

preached the gospel to

that city, and had taught

many, they returned again

to Lystra, and to Iconium,

and Antioch, confirming

the souls of the disciples,

and exhorting them to

continue in the faith, and

that we must through

much tribulation enter

into the kingdom of God.

Acts 14:21,22

Confirming is the work of

the Holy Spirit, through the Word of God, which is the basis of the many hours of

instruction that take place before the Rite of Confirmation. The rite itself gives

public recognition that these Christians have completed a course of study in God's

Word and are prepared to receive the sacrament.

The following young adults will be confirmed on Sunday, April 17th during the

10:45 A.M. service: Ayla Baewer, Parker Berendt, William Blinderman, Hannah

Corbett, Noah Gorski, Evelyn Green, Tai’ler Krumnow, Zackary Kurz, Desiree

Marrari, Jackson Mueller, Karsen Mitsche, Daniel Montenegro, Nicholas Schmel-

ing, Paul Unnasch, Johnathan Sherock, Steven Wobszal, Angelina Wohlfard,

Samantha Ziedonis.

When was the last time you thought about your confirmation? Probably what

comes to mind first is some of the details of your day of confirmation….what you

wore, who confirmed you, what relatives came to celebrate with you. Think

deeper. What does your confirmation mean to you?

It means that I’m finally ready to take my Savior’s body and blood. I’ve been

waiting to take Holy Communion since forever. And now I am finally ready.

Angelina Wohlfard, 8th Grader

My confirmation means a lot to me. To be not only more of a member in my

Christian church, but to be more connected to God in faith. To be able to

have this privilege is amazing already! Desi Marrari, 8th Grader

I get to come closer to God, I can take part in Holy Communion with other

Children of God. I can get to know the Father better. Ayla Baewer, 8th Grader

When I was old enough, I ran to God. I learned He was looking for followers.

Charles Stadelmayer, St. Lucas member

My confirmation meant that I made the promise to be faithful to God and His

Word. I was able to take the Lord’s Supper and do His will in the church. I

became a member of the St. Lucas family.

Barb Steinbrenner, St. Lucas member

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Pastor Unnasch with confirmand Zackary Kurz

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Vacation Bible School

The Robot Connection is coming to St.

Lucas, July 25-29. Mark your calendar

for this week filled with adventures,

crafts, games, God’s Word, robotics and

many other activities which include les-

sons about God’s love. This year’s Va-

cation Bible School is based on 1

Corinthians 12. Evenings begin with

supper at 5:30 pm and conclude at 8

pm. Your family and friends can come

to St. Lucas and be part of this great

program. Save the date so you can join

us!

If you are interested in helping with this

year’s VBS, please call the church of-

fice at 483-9122.

Family Camp

As Spring approaches, many families

are starting to plan their summer vaca-

tions. This summer, mark your calen-

dar for August 12-14.

This is the weekend of the Annual St.

Lucas Family Camp Out. The Family

Camp Out takes place at Camp Phillip

in Wautoma, WI. Plan to attend this

fun-filled weekend camping trip. Ac-

tivities will include Christian fellow-

ship, Family Olympics, lakefront

activities and group campfires.

“It is great to see the relationships that

form between St. Lucas families while

they are camping together,” said Corey

Tipton, Couples Christcare Leader.

“What a wonderful way to enjoy God’s

creation and spend time together as a

family.” For more information or to re-

serve your site, call Ericka Tipton at

322-9128.

St. Lucas Summer “Day

Camp” ProgramSt. Lucas Childcare is getting ready

for the summer “Day Camp” pro-

gram, June 13th – August 12th.

Day camp begins at 8:00 a.m and

runs until 3:00 p.m. daily. Extended

care is available from 6:00 a.m until

6:00 p.m.

Your child will explore weekly

themes such as Science, Sports, Fair

and Carnivals and Cooking. We

offer weekly field trips to extend

your child’s learning and fun.

Our program is open to children

ages 3-12. Sign your child up for

only one week, a few weeks or all of

them.

Find all the program information in-

cluding pre-registration forms, camp

fees, wrap-around care fees , weekly

activities and planned field trips on

the St. Lucas website, under Pre-

school & Childcare. Contact direc-

tor, Mrs. Susan Zeitler, at

414-486-0589 with any questions.

St. Lucas Preschool is accepting

applications for enrollment into

our 3K & 4K preschool programs

for the upcoming school year.

Children must be 3 or 4 years of age

by September 1st and fully potty

trained. Children who miss the Sep-

tember 1st cut-off for Kindergarten

are welcomed into our 4K program.

Our readiness programs offer a

structured day learning about Jesus,

interacting with other children, and

hands-on activities in language arts,

math, art, music and movement.

Call our center for more information

at 414-486-0589 and speak with the

director, Mrs. Susan Zeitler, or visit

our website at www.saintlucas.org.

St. Lucas Round Table presents Looking Glass Land on April 13th-15th.

Looking Glass Land by Jim DeVita is adapted from Lewis Carroll’s classic

Through the LookingGlass, the sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. It

tells of Alice’s journey across the “chess board” of Looking Glass Land to be-

come a queen. She meets many odd and interesting characters along her journey,

like Tweedle Dee & Dum, Humpty Dumpty, and a few knights looking for work.

The performances of Looking Glass Land are free but a free-will donation will

be collected to help pay for the costs of the production. It will be presented on

April 13th (4:00pm), 14th (6:00pm), and 15th

(6:00pm).

K-4 Present the Musical Go Fish

May 13th - 6:30 p.m.

A tuna fish who can't carry a tune? A Star Fish who

can't get an acting job? A seven-legged Octopus? A

Zebra Fish with spots? A shark who wants to be

friends with everyone? Join the aquatic fun as little

Tiger Shark and his unique collection of friends dis-

cover how their differences make them each special.