December 2017

Visitor

Interim Pastor David Raben

Worship: Sundays: 9:00 am - Multicultural Worship 11:15 am

Church Office: 920-468-0713

Website: atonementlutheranchurchgb.com Email: churchoffice@atonementlutheranchurchgb.com

Lori Duval ~ Secretary Open Position ~ Director of Music Ministry Jairo Huilar ~ Interpreter Linda Grzeca ~ Organist/Pianist Julie Geyer ~ Treasurer Kathy Huebner ~ Youth & Family Events

2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 6:00pm Spanish AA

2 12:00pm 24

Hour Prayer Vigil 6:00pm Spanish AA

3 First Sunday of Advent 12:00am~9am Prayer Vigil 9:00am Worship w/Comm 10:00am Coffee Fellowship 10:15am Sunday School 10:15am Confirmation Class 11:15am Esperanza Para Todos Prayer Chapel Blessing

4 6:30pm Choir Practice

5 6:30pm Make blankets for a Veteran

6 11:30am Wednesday Women at Pizza Ranch Advent Service 6:00pm Soup Supper 6:30pm Worship Service

7 7:30am TOPS

9:00am Quilters

6:00pm Line

Dancing

8 6:00pm Spanish AA

9 9:00am 1:30pm Parents Time Out with Pot Luck Lunch

6:00pm Spanish AA

10 Second Sunday of Advent 9:00am Worship w/Comm 10:00am Coffee Fellowship 10:15am Sunday School 10:15am Confirmation 11:15am Esperanza Para Todos 2:00pm Wedding

11 5:30pm United 2 Serve Meeting 5:45pm Worship & Music Meeting 6:30pm Choir Practice

12 6:30pm Make hats for the homeless

13 9:00am Men at Work Advent Service 6:00pm Soup Supper 6:30pm Worship Service

14 7:30am Noon

TOPS Christmas Party in Fellowship Hall 9:00am Quilters

6:00pm Line

Dancing

15 6:00pm Spanish AA

16 6:00pm Spanish AA

17 Third Sunday of Advent 9:00am Worship & Sunday School Program 10:15am Coffee Fellowship & Birthday Cake for Jesus No Sunday School No Confirmation Class 11:15am Esperanza Para Todos

18 6:30pm Choir Practice

19

20 1:00pm Prayer Group

Advent Service 6:00pm Soup Supper 6:30pm Worship Service

21 Winter begins 7:30am TOPS

9:00am Quilters

6:00pm Line

Dancing

6:15pm Exec

Council Mtg

6:30pm Council

Mtg

21 6:00pm Spanish AA

23 6:00pm Spanish AA

24 Christmas Eve Fourth Sunday of Advent 9:00am Worship 11:15am Esperanza Para Todos 4:30pm Family Christmas Worship 9:40pm Christmas Eve Concert 10:00pm Candlelight Worship

25 Christmas Day

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28 7:30am TOPS

9:00am Quilters

6:00pm Line

Dancing

29 6:00pm Spanish AA

30 6:00pm Spanish AA

31 U2S Sunday New Years Eve 9:00am Worship 10:00am Coffee Fellowship 11:15am Esperanza Para Todos

Committee Reports Due Today for Annual Report

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We wish all our families a blessed Christmas. Join us for the following:

Childrens Christmas Program Sunday, December 17 at 9:00 am Worship

Christmas Eve Worship Sunday, December 24 at:

9:00 am Sunday Worship

11:15 am Multi-Cultural Worship

4:30 pm Family Christmas Worship

9:40 pm Christmas Eve Concert - Choir

10:00 pm Candlelight Worship

Christmas Day No Service Today

Advent

December 3 was the first Sunday in Advent. Advent means coming. During Advent we get ready and wait

for Jesus to come. Each Sunday in Advent, we light a candle on the Advent wreath. The Advent wreath has

four candles to remind us of the four weeks we wait for Jesus birthday. The circle of the wreath reminds us of

Gods never-ending love. A circle has no beginning or ending. Jesus told a story to help his disciples get ready

for his coming. Jesus wants us to get ready for his coming too. Praying is one way we can get ready for

Christmas.

Dear God, please help me get ready for Jesus birthday by talking to you. Amen.

The Advent Wreath

The Advent Wreath is an ordinary wreath with special candles added to it. Three purple candles and one pink

candle stand around the outside of the wreath, and a white candle fills the center. Each Sunday during the

Advent season, one candleeach representing something differentis lit. The Advent wreath gets brighter

and brighter as Christmas approaches.

Advent Wednesday Evening Services

Please join the Atonement Family for Soup Supper and Evening Worship! Pastor David will be presenting a series on the teachings of Martin Luther. December 6, 13, & 20 Soup Supper at 6:00 p.m. and Worship Service at 6:30 p.m.

Christmas Eve Concert

The choir will be performing a short concert prior to the 10:00 p.m. Christmas Eve service. Please join us to hear some wonderful Christmas songs that will have you humming long after you leave the the service. We plan to start about 20 minutes before the service, at 9:40 p.m.

Adopt-A-Family Christmas

The gift tree is up in the Narthex. Take an ornament, buy the gift

and bring the gift in, unwrapped, with the paper ornament attached,

to church by December 10.

Christmas Poinsettia Time!!!

Orders are now being taken for poinsettias to beautify our Sanctuary at Christmas. Look for order forms on the Narthex Counter. Fill out the order form and return it with check to the office by Sunday, December 10, 2017.

Snow Shoveling

If you can help out with shoveling the sidewalks at church, please see the signup sheet on the Narthex

counter. We have some very faithful shovelers, but could use a little help. Sign up for a week and keep the

sidewalk shoveled on Monday through Sunday of your assigned week. Church sidewalks only. Preble does

the sidewalk on Deckner Avenue for us. Shovel/snowblow by the 3 entrances. See Dave Haefs with any

questions.

Prayer Chapel/ Prayer Vigil

"Be still and know that I am God" Psalm 46:10 We are a people of prayer and soon we will have a dedicated space in the church for quiet contemplation in the Prayer Chapel (the old library space). Through the month of November, Pastor David and the Prayer Chapel committee talked about prayer and how we can, as a collective people, put forth our concerns and joys as a connection to God.

For inspiration to uplift our community in prayer, a prayer vigil event will take place on Saturday, December 2 at 12:00pm 4:00pm and beginning again on Sunday, December 3 at 4:00am 9:00am, followed by a Prayer Chapel blessing. Everyone is invited to come and pray. Please enter & exit through the side entrance of the church. There will be prayer materials available for you to use during prayer time. The hosting team will have light refreshments in the Fellowship Hall during the prayer vigil.

Atonement Wednesday Women Atonement Wednesday Women will meet on Wednesday,

December 6 at 11:30 a.m. We will meet at The Pizza Ranch.

There is a signup sheet on the Narthex Counter.

Men at Work

Will be meeting on Wednesday, December 13th at 9:00 a.m. to continue working on

small tasks around the church. If anyone has any jobs that need to be done, please

contact Lori in the office.

Atonements Annual meeting

Sunday, January 28 following the 9:00 a.m. worship service.

Annual Reports are due on Sunday, December 31, 2017.

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Call Process Prayer

Please take a card and hand sticker (located at church on the Narthex Counter) to remind you to pray for the

Process, the Congregation, the Call Committee, Potential Candidates and for Open Hearts. It is important

that PRAYER is at the heart of this exciting time of change in our congregation. Place your card & sticker

where it will remind you to pray for each of these 5 things.

December Birthdays

Jennifer Jolly 12/1 Becky Painter 12/3 Joshua Helgeson 12/5 Daniel Nesslein 12/5 Rebecca Tursky 12/5 Timothy Berken 12/7 Sean Last 12/7 David Keim 12/18 Grant Radloff 12/7 Cayden Zimmermann 12/19 Laura Kirch 12/9 Spencer Holschuh 12/20 Mary Carlson 12/10 Kevin Lopez 12/20 Carley Kriescher 12/10 Aren Rangel 12/20 Paul Honzik 12/11 Carry Zarnoth 12/20 Jim Michels 12/12 Robert Byers 12/27 Dori Larson 12/13 Susy Cardona 12/28 Ramona Kirch 12/16 Carole Larsen 12/28 Leah Bergstrom 12/17 John Haase 12/30 Tom Holschuh 12/18 Lori Frerk 12/31

Hope For All

Worship with us on Sunday morning as we share a bilingual worship celebration (English & Spanish). This celebration is open to all people. The worship service is called Hope For All Esperanza Para Todos. Come let us worship the Lord! Worship time is 11:15 a.m.

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

In the 1500s there was a protest brewing in the cobblestone streets of a small university town in Germany. A professor and monk, Martin Luther, was teaching, preaching, and leading a sort of revolution in the Christian Church. This movement spread to other towns, states, and moved northward into Scandinavia. Today, we recognize the 500th anniversary of Reformation.

In the summer of 2014 I was fortunate to spend a week in Wittenberg, Germany during my sabbatical. I will be sharing my reflections on this experience during the Advent Evening Services beginning Wednesday, December 6. Soup Supper at 6 pm followed by a short reflection of Luther at 6:30 pm.

Hymns, prayers, some biographical material of Martin Luther, and a few slides will highlight this major spiritual event in history. I will also show a new movie, Martin Luther, The Idea That Changed the World.

Wishing you a most blessed Advent, Pr. David Raben

2018 Offering Envelopes

Offering envelopes are in. You may pick these up at the narthex counter. Thank you.

From the Social Concerns Committee:

Care & Share Ministry

Did you know..our Care & Share Ministry helps those recovering from an illness or surgery by preparing meals or providing household help. If you have a need for a meal or household help while recovering, please call the church office or contact Donna Aznoe at 468-7507.

Christian Education Confirmation Ministry 2017

CONFIRMATION WORSHIP HELPER SCHEDULE Each young adult that is part of our Confirmation Ministry is expected to be a worship helper to our pastor. As a Worship Helper you will arrive at 8:45 a.m. and do the following:

Carry in Communion Items with Parents or other Adult as ushers come forward with the Offering Help with Holy Communion by distributing the wine.

Attention Confirmation students: Do not check in with Pastor David, just be sure Communion is on the cabinet in back of the Sanctuary. Any questions, see Tori Wheelock. WORSHIP 9:00 A.M. ARRIVE AT 8:45 A.M. December 3 Sydnee Helgeson December 10 Ramona Kirch December 17 Dane Bergstrom December 24 Ben Reeves December 31 Joshua Helgeson

National Youth Gathering 2018

Every three years, 30,000 high school youth and their adult leaders gather for a week of faith formation known as the ELCA Youth Gathering. Through days spent in interactive learning, worship, Bible study, service and fellowship, young people grow in faith and are challenged and inspired to live their faith in their daily lives. The next National Youth Gathering is scheduled for June 27-July 1, 2018 in Houston, TX. High School youth (high school age in 2018) and parents need to begin discussing this now and get it on your calendar. If your youth may be interested in learning more, sign up at the Youth & Family table in the Narthex.

National Youth Gathering Lock In

will be Friday, January 12, 2018

Attention Winter Travelers If you will be elsewhere during the

winter months and have not updated Lori in the office with the dates, please do so before

you leave. Thank you!

Please Note There will be no Sunday School lessons on December 17

through December 31. Sunday School lessons will resume on Sunday, January 7, 2018.

Community Outreach:

NEW Shelter Meal

Signup sheet is on the Narthex Counter for Meal Coordinators/Servers for 2018. Please sign up for one or

more shelter meals that you wish to coordinate. We have a great crew that does prep work on Monday

morning, you would need to haul the food over to the shelter in the late afternoon and be a part of serving the

meal from 4:45 until 6:00 pm. You are done right after the meal is served. Please consider helping in this

wonderful ministry.

January 1, 2018 Corina Gerczak & Martin Family

Freedom House - 2018

Sign up at the Narthex Counter to deliver items collected for the Freedom House. Sign up for one month or more. The bin is located in the Narthex cabinet labeled Freedom House. It is on the end of the Narthex counter, near the coat rack. Check the bin periodically during your month, if it is getting full, do a delivery. Thank you!

Pauls Pantry

We always collect Egg Cartons, Paper Bags, Plastic Bags, and Eye Glasses for Pauls Pantry. Put your donated items in the Narthex Counter cabinet marked Pauls Pantry. The pantry was founded in 1984 by the late Leo Frigo. Leo had retired as President of Frigo Cheese and wished to devote the remainder of his life to helping those in need. Leo realized that the amount of food being thrown away by business was shameful and that the unsaleable but edible food could be used to benefit the needy in our local community. Please join us in supporting their mission by donating egg cartons, bags, eye glasses.

Atonement's Prayer Chain

The Prayer Chain consists of several people who are contacted via e-mail when someone has a prayer request. When an email is received by the group, they each pray for the request. If you would like to be on the list to receive prayer requests, or if you would like the group to pray for you or a loved one, please contact me, Janet Jacobson at 468-0238 or e-mail jjanim@aol.com.

In the Hospital?

If you want us to know you are going to be and/or are hospitalized, please be sure to contact the church office, 468-0713. When admitted to the hospital, tell them to contact Atonement. Even when you tell this to the hospital, sometimes we are called and sometimes we are not. The only way to be sure we know about your hospitalization is for you or a family member to contact us directly. Without your assistance, it is very possible your hospitalization will not be known to us.

Senior Corner

Are you aware help is available at our Aging & Disability Resource Center located at 300 S. Adams St? If you are looking for help with meals, housekeeping, bathing, dementia care, yard work, transportation, housing options, money matters, call them at 448-4300. More information and copies of their monthly newsletter will be on the narthex counter. If you need assistance you can call Gladys, 468-6853.

Veterans

If you are wondering if you are eligible for any health or drug assistance through the VA, you can call the Brown County Service Office, 448-4450.

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Rainbow Bags for Our Children in Church

The rainbow bags at the entry to church are filled with religious books for your children to read during worship. Please feel free to take one for your child to use and return to the rack following worship.

Spanish AA Group ~ We have a Spanish speaking Alcoholics Anonymous Group that meets at Atonement on Friday & Saturday evenings each week from 6-7:30 pm. All are welcome!

Festival Foods Invites Veterans

Each Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon Festival Foods on University Avenue (this location only) will provide complimentary coffee and donuts to veterans in the community conference room, located above the deli. All veterans are welcome each week to meet fellow veterans, share stories, and enjoy freshly baked treats and coffee.

Medical Equipment Loan Program

Winiecki VFW Post 9677 in Bellevue has medical items that are available to anyone in need on an as is condition. The equipment is on loan and must be returned when no longer needed. Veterans have preference. Items available include:

* Electric hospital beds * Hydraulic Get-U-Up lift

* Bed canes * Knee scooters

* Manual and electrical wheelchairs * 2-wheel walkers

* Transfer wheelchairs * 4-wheel walkers

* Wheelchair ramps * Crutches

* Wheelchair trays * Canes

* Electric scooters * Toilet risers

* Electric lift chairs * Shower stools

* Electric stair lifts hydraulic Hoyer lifts * Transfer shower chairs

Some equipment may require a monetary deposit which is given back when the equipment is returned. If you or anyone you know needs any listed medical equipment, please call Jack Wilson at 920-634-2061. We also take in medical equipment that anyone would like to donate to the program. We can provide a non-profit organization donation letter for tax deduction purposes. Any questions, you can also contact Gene Nickodem at 920-468-6853.

Green Bay Packer and Harley Davidson Tee shirts

wanted!!!

The Quilting Team has been very busy over the last few years making quilts for charity. All their hard work raised $1,500 for the Violence Intervention Project of Kewaunee County. Bob and I thank them from the bottom of our hearts for all their efforts in helping our event the last 2 years. They would like to assist us again next year. Our dilemma ~ We do not have any more Harley tee shirts sitting around our home after the successful last 2 years. Do you have slightly used Packer or Harley tee shirts you are no longer using? Would you be so kind to donate your shirts to our projects? We can come up with the funds to purchase the other materials for the projects, but need help from our community to secure enough shirts to make the project successful. Each person donating a tee shirt can feel they have personally participated in helping to better the life of domestic violence victims.

Large Print Bulletins are available from the ushers.

Atonement

Youth & Family Parents Time Out

Saturday, December 3 from 9:00am-1:00pm The Youth & Family Committee is holding a Parents Time Out from 9:00am1:00pm. This is time for parents to drop their children off at Atonement and take time for themselves, have coffee, do some Christmas shopping, etc. Atonement youth and parents will provide activities and fun for the kids. Sign up in the Narthex.

Game Night

Sunday, January 7 from 3:00pm 6:00pm with a pot luck dinner!! Signup sheet is on the Youth & Family table in the Narthex. Also, please sign up to bring a dish to pass.

Giving Update for Atonement Lutheran

If you have any questions about our budget please direct them to a member of the Church Council. Thank you

for your gifts.

2017 Church Council

We are thankful for the following who continue to serve on the Church Council in 2017. Please keep them in your prayers and be willing to help in ministry when asked. Your service to Christ and the Mission & Ministry we do together has been a great blessing to many.

Corey Kirch President Paul Gast Jason Helgeson Vice President Jo Wiebel Kim Zimmermann Secretary Gene Vandevoorde Amanda Huilar Tori Wheelock Paula Skorczewski Kevin Nesslein Janet Jacobson Julie Geyer Treasurer/Non-voting member

YTD Ending 10/31/2017

Budgeted General Offering YTD $193,593.95 Actual Expenses YTD $174,937.52

Simply Giving to Oct 31th $59,900.00 Net Income YTD ($4,760.63)

Choice Dollars to Oct 31th $1,265.00

Christmas Gift $0.00

Offering to Oct 31th $109,011.89 U2S General YTD $4,417.18

Total General Giving YTD $170,176.89 Chicken dinner $2,776.55

Atonement Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes

October 19, 2017

Call to Order at 6:36pm

August and September Meeting Minutes approved Jason motioned, Paula seconded

Discussion about Multi-Cultural Ministry Pastor David updated council on his discussion with the Synod. They do not have the resources to

support the second service, but would provide guidance and resources if there was someone interested in leading a redevelopment effort. Pastor had small group discussions regarding the following:

-Council Discussion on questions: Where's god at work?

Shelter meal, community outreach, serving the neighborhood, etc. What are the challenges?

Language, lack of leadership, struggle with resources, why did some people walk away from 2nd service

What options would be available if the second service was not sustainable? Reach out to Hispanic neighborhood Combine/merge the 2 services Reach out to mixed/interracial families Have leadership of Hispanic ministry outside of Atonement Use library for multi-cultural bible study Meet with ministry to discuss further options Put positive spin on any situation

Next Steps: Form a task force with Amanda, Jason, COREY, Paula (backup), and Pastor who all volunteered with the goal of exploring all options, meeting with second service to update them on the current situation, and listen to their questions/concerns...then meet to debrief, and report back to council with a recommendation for a vote

Committee Reports:

-FORE

-Christian Education Review status of Sunday school and confirmation Some challenges with confirmation format, but moving in a good direction

-Youth and Family PREBLE parking Halloween party

-Properties Snow removal sign up Stump removal Sprayed wasps, nest on roof/side Don't encourage young kids to sit by window Camera surveillance system almost finished (aiming to complete by the middle of next week)

-Worship and Music Hymn selection for Nov Oct 29: Reformation Sunday Thanksgiving Eve service (6:30pm)

A Note From Church Council

We are looking for new council members for 2018.

Please watch for more information in next Sundays bulletin.

United to serve December pushed to 31st Advent soup and bread Christmas Eve service. Times are TBD. Normal services in the morning Mary Jo Rabideau taking over alter guild Baptism suggestions: don't need 2 songs, reduce some song lengths

-Multicultural Ministry Discussion already took place

-MPS Parking lot discussion with school district Got insurance proposal with Lutheran trust Had 1 person interested in music director position Possibly change job description of music director Donna is going to retire, Ken will fill in Behind in stewardship drive

-Trust None

-United to Serve Jason motioned for U2S funding, Paula seconded

A motion was made by Amanda to approve committee reports, seconded by Gene.

Pastor Report reviewed pastors report that was sent out There are no candidates for pastor (hoping for candidates soon)

Jason motioned to approve pastor report, Tori seconded

Financial Report expenses under $21,000 Nothing out of the ordinary

Gene motioned to approved financial report, Amanda seconded

New Business -Nominating committee

Looking for new council members

Next Meeting: Next meeting Nov 16th, 2017

Meeting adjourned at 8:34pm Respectfully submitted,

Kevin Nesslein

Atonement Lutheran Church 2132 Deckner Ave. Green Bay, WI 54302

(920)468-0713 Website: www.AtonementLutheranChurchgb.com

Email: ChurchOffice@AtonementLutheranChurchgb.com

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December 2017 Schedule

Greeters

Dec 3- Janet Jacobson**

Laura Sternitzky*

Dec 10- Judy Slamp**

Don & Kathy Donarski* Dec 17- Ken & Ellen Smidt ** Doris Ziesemer* Dec 24-(9:00am) Connie Worzala** Louise Lueck* Dec 24-(4:30pm) Phil & Pat Wistenberg** Bob & Julie Geyer* Dec 24-(10:00pm) Carry & Rose Zarnoth** Jason & Sara Helgeson* Dec 31- Elizabeth Green** Ken & Carole Larsen* * Kitchen entrance ** Main entrance

Readers

Dec 3- Tim Wentworth

Dec 10- Marilyn Rabideau

Dec 17- Kathy Donarski

Dec 24-(9:00am) Darlene Gast Dec 24-(4:30pm) Doris Zeisemer

Dec 24-(10:00pm) Kristin Michels

Dec 31- Dane Bergstrom

Nursery

Dec 3 Kim Nesslein

Dec 10 Alicia Reichstadter

Dec 17 Hailey Huebner

Dec 24 Amy Wheelock

Dec 31 - Mercedes Novak

Narthex Information Desk

Dec 3- Kathy Donarski

Dec 10- Maryl Nelsen

Dec 17- Kathryn Pike

Dec 24- Donna Aznoe

Dec 31- Gladys Nickodem

Youth Schedule

Worship -9:00 a.m. Worship Helper 8:45 a.m.

Dec 3 Sydnee Helgeson

Dec 10 Ramona Kirch

Dec 17 Dane Bergstrom

Dec 24 Ben Reeves

Dec 31 - Joshua Helgeson

Ushers _________

Dec 3 Team 8

Robin & Bonnie Last, Tom Nesslein

Dec 10 Team 1

Tom Holschuh, Paul Gast Dec 17 Team 2

Corey Kirch, Wayne & Laurel Richter Dec 24 (9:00 am) Team 3 Duane Pike, Jim & Maryl Nelsen, Tom Pike Dec 24 (4:30 pm) Team 4 Dave & Jean Keim, Julie & Bob Geyer Dec 24 (10:00 pm) Team 5 Don Donarski, Jim Michels, Mary Ann Larsen Dec 31 Team 6 Ken Storzer, Dan & Amy Wheelock

Coffee Schedule

Dec 3- Judy Slamp & Mary Ann Larsen

Dec 10- Connie Worzala

Dec 17- Donna Aznoe

Dec 24- Christmas Eve No Coffee

Dec 31- Kim & Randy Reeves

Altar

Guild

Mary Jo Rabideau

Julie Geyer

Counting Teams

Dec 3- Maryl Nelsen & Sharon Schneider

Dec 10- Duane Pike & Barb Schewe

Dec 17- Ken Storzer & Robin Last

Dec 24-(9:00am) Jim Michels & Dave & Jean Keim

Dec 24-(4:30pm) Tom Pike & Connie Worzala

Dec 24-(10:00pm)Maryl Nelsen & Sharon Schneider

Dec 31- Maryl Nelsen & Sharon Schneider

Bulletin Folders

Dec 3- Barb Schewe

Dec 10- Judy Slamp

Dec 17- Pat Wistenberg

Dec 24-(9:00am) Marie Zarnoth

Dec 24-(4:30pm) Donna Aznoe

Dec 24-(10:00p)Kathy Donarski

Dec 31- Darrin Byers

Technology Team

Dec 3- Gene Vandevoorde

Dec 10- Dave Robishaw

Dec 17- Tim Wentworth

Dec 24- 9:00 am Josh Helgeson

Dec 24- 4:30 pm Corey Kirch

Dec 24- 10:00 pm Sharon Schneider

Dec 31- Gene Vandevoorde