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Pastor Ken Nelson
Senior Pastor [email protected]
“Praise the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty
heavens. Praise him for his acts of power; praise him for his surpassing
greatness…Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.”
Psalm 150:1-2, 6
In our Lutheran tradition, worship is framed by our understanding of the 2nd and
3rd Commandments. Of the 2nd Commandment “you shall not take the name of
the Lord your God in vain”, Martin Luther in his Small Catechism said that we are
to “call upon Him in prayer, praise and thanksgiving.” That resonates with what
Psalm 150 says – worship is for praise – ‘full throated, full instrumented, hold
nothing back’ praise of God! That’s one of the reasons worship can hardly be
conceived of apart from singing.
Of the 3rd Commandment “remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy” Luther said
we are not to “neglect (God’s) word or the preaching of it, but regard it as holy
and gladly hear and learn it.” This informs the side (and components) of
Lutheran worship that focus on teaching, Scripture readings, and the confessions
of the church – in other words the spoken (rather than sung) portions. Regardless,
worship, properly speaking, is an “audible” event – every (one) with breath, in one
way or another, “praising the Lord.”
As a pastor I have always believed that within our rich Lutheran worship tradition
there is room to invite into the liturgy as full a range of expressions of prayer,
praise, and thanksgiving as we can – much as Psalm 150 says “let everything that
has breath praise the Lord.” Recently, Kyle Jones introduced to me and our
Worship Board a friend of his – Tanner Olson, a spoken word poet. Kyle
extended to us (our congregation) the invitation to have Tanner be a guest artist at
a future worship service.
CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH OCTOBER 2019
INSIDE
THIS ISSUE:
From the Pastor’s Pen 1-2
Mission and Outreach 3
Women’s Ministries 4
Congregation News/Events
5-6
Men’s Ministry 6
Music Ministry 6
Faith Formation 6-8
Congregation News 9
Calendar 10
Serving at Worship 11
From the
Pastor’s Pen
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From the Pastor’s Pen (continued)
In 2013 Tanner began a ministry called “Written to
Speak” (www.writtentospeak.com), whose aim is “to
spread hope and announce love through spoken word and
poetry.” Through his poetry, Tanner writes that he “seeks
to point readers and listeners toward the ultimate source of
hope and love, Jesus.” This past summer, I enjoyed giving a
series of sermons on some of the great hymns of the church,
and included among those messages was the story of Fanny
Crosby, one of the great hymn writers of all time. Fanny
was a poet, and wrote verse prolifically, as did such other
hymn writers as Reginald Heber – who wrote the hymn
“Holy, Holy, Holy.”
We are quite accustomed to poetry in our worship – though
usually we have gifted musicians leading us in singing it.
We are also quite accustomed to spoken words in worship –
we have scripture readers each week. The Psalms
themselves are examples of Hebrew verse, and one of the
greatest expressions of Christian faith in the Bible –
Philippians 2:5-11 (‘every knee will bow and every tongue
confess that Jesus is Lord…’) is believed to be an early
Christian (poem) hymn.
I am delighted that our Worship Board has accepted the
opportunity to have Tanner Olson with us the weekend
of October 12th-13th and include some of Tanner’s poetry
in our worship services. He has composed and will
speak at various points in the worship service
appropriate to the message of one of his poems. They
will serve as preparations, or entry points for, our
confession of sin, the sermon, and the Eucharist. In
addition, Tanner will lead our Sunday School students,
and any others interested, in a discussion of creative
writing and how he was inspired to bring together his
faith and gift of writing. Tanner conducts workshops
around the country specifically for schools to teach
creative writing, and has adapted this part of his ministry
to congregational settings.
I do hope you will invite others to join us for worship on
October 12 and 13, to hear this unique expression of our
Christian faith adapted to liturgical use. Much as we
enjoyed the creative gifts of artist Paul Oman last fall, I
think this is a splendid opportunity to invite folks you know
to receive the gifts of Tanner Olson.
More information about Tanner and his ministry is available
on his website and also on Page 7 of this newsletter.
Let’s join in welcoming Tanner to Calvary, letting every
breath we take in worship be about one thing … praising the
Lord!
Because of a cross,
The Calvary Crossroads is published monthly. All news articles should be submitted to the church office by the deadline listed on the church calendar. Electronic submissions are preferred (Sue Rowe: [email protected]). If you received this issue via e-mail only and would like to receive a printed copy in the mail, please contact the Calvary church office ([email protected] or 262.786.4010) Printed copies are also available in the Narthex and outside the church office.
The Vision of Calvary Lutheran Church is: “Sharing the life-changing message of Jesus Christ” Mission Statement: Calvary Lutheran Church is a family of Christians, directed by the Holy Spirit, growing as disciples of Jesus through worship, Biblical study and prayer that are shared with the community and world.
FOOD PANTRY NEEDS THIS MONTH
Thanksgiving i tems Food items to prepare a Thanksgiving
meal are being requested this month. This will give the food pantry time to distribute in a
timely manner. Especially needed are stuffing mix, canned French fried onions, canned
gravy, yams and cream of mushroom soup. Please place your donated items in the Calvary
Cupboard located near the entrance on the east side of the building.
If you prefer to make a monetary contribution, please mark your envelope or check with
the notation “Food Pantry”. Your continued support of the Waukesha Food Pantry is
greatly appreciated!
OCTOBER 2019 - PAGE 3
MISSION AND OUTREACH
OCTOBER MISSION OF THE MONTH
October Mission of the Month: Shepherd’s Canyon Retreat & Broom Tree Ministries
“We laughed, cried, and shared how God can move us from brokenness to restoration. That out of death comes life.” ……..a testimonial from the first Shepherd’s Canyon Retreat client, March 2009 Wouldn’t you like to join us in making possible a counseling ministry for the restoration of hurting clergy couples and other professional church workers? Is there a need for such a ministry? Yes! * 20% of pastors are “in crisis” – they are just “hanging on,” coping with the issues they face day-to-day * Among Protestant clergy, an incredible number quit the ministry every month! * Only 50% of pastors entering the ministry today will make it five years * 80% of pastors will say that the ministry has had a negative impact on their family * Upwards of 70% of pastors fight depression
Broom Tree Ministries provides spiritual retreats for pastors and their spouses. The retreats are designed to provide uninterrupted time with God in rest, reflection, and beauty. We prioritize good food and lots of time with spouses. Our guests consistently experience “aha” moments that bring clarity and challenge for the next season of ministry. Since 1997 we have been strengthening the church one pastor at a time.
Each Shepherd’s Canyon seven-day retreat includes up to four client couples (singles are welcome), two counselors – male and female – and a retreat chaplain. Our twelve retreat therapists have a combined 250 years of counseling experience! All counseling is Bible-based. Shepherd’s Canyon Retreats are held at Standing Stones Retreat Center near Wickenburg, AZ. Learn more about Shepherd’s Canyon at www.StandingStonesAz.org. Broom Tree retreats are held in Michigan and more information can be found at http://broomtreeministries.org. Please mark your donations for “Mission
of the Month”.
Right-to-Write is a unique and simple program designed for people to donate pens and pencils (new or used) to put to good use by collecting and then dispensing them to children in developing countries. Donated pens and pencils are delivered to schools, orphanages, and hospitals by individual volunteers, travelers, and organizations who can distribute them hand to hand, person to person, to children who need them. We will again be collecting new and used pens/pencils to send to Right-to-Write. Please place your donations in the plastic tub on the table in the Narthex. Questions should be directed to Tina Baumgartner.
Please be aware of false emails that have been received by several members of Calvary Lutheran Church appearing to be from Pastor Ken Nelson. These emails are requesting that you email him or send him gift cards. THIS IS A SCAM! If you receive this email, please do not respond to it.
You will NEVER receive an email from Pastor Ken or any member of the church staff requesting money, gift cards or other kinds of financial support. Any of the church
requests will be made through our normal communication channels such as US mail or CONNECTIONS.
If you are ever in doubt about the validity of any communication from the church, please contact the church at 262.786.4010 or via email [email protected].
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CONGREGATION NEWS AND EVENTS
WOMEN’S MINISTRIES
MONDAY MORNING MOVIE - OCTOBER 21 Yes, this is the original with Judy Garland, Bert Lahr, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley and Margaret
Hamilton. You probably watched it many times as a child. Come and relive all the emotions
you felt back then as Dorothy enters the Land of Oz and struggles to find her way home.
We’ll watch it together on Monday morning, October 21 at 9 am in Room 110. Bring a
friend!
WOMEN’S MINISTRY BOOK GROUP MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1-2:30 P.M.
Our selection for October is Finding Dorothy by Elizabeth
Letts. Here’s a teaser for you: Hollywood, 1938: As soon as
she learns that MGM is adapting her late husband’s
masterpiece for the screen, seventy-seven-year-old Maud Gage
Baum sets about trying to finagle her way onto the set.
Nineteen years after Frank’s passing, Maud is the only person
who can help the producers stay true to the spirit of the book—
because she’s the only one left who knows its secrets.
About the author: The author of two New York
Times bestselling nonfiction books, The Eighty-Dollar
Champion and The Perfect Horse,
Elizabeth Letts is a master at discovering
and researching a rich historical story and
transforming it into a page-turner. Finding
Dorothy is the result of Letts’s journey
into the amazing lives of Frank and Maud
Baum. Written as fiction but based closely
on the truth, Elizabeth Letts’s new book
tells a story of love, loss, inspiration, and
perseverance, set in America’s heartland.
Join us Monday, October 14 at 1:00 in
Room 110 for an interesting discussion!
A CONVERSATION ABOUT “THE CONVERSATION” - A TWO-PART PROGRAM
PART 1 – WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 AT 1:00 - 2:30 PM TALKING ABOUT END-OF-LIFE CARE “Sharing your wishes for end-of-life care can bring you closer to the people you love. It’s critically
important. And you can do it.” theconversationproject.org. Participants will receive a copy of “Your
Conversation Starter Kit” produced by the Conversation Project. We’ll explore how to determine what
your wishes are, how to choose and how to be a health care proxy, and how to talk with your doctor
about your wishes.
PART 2 – WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 AT 1:00 - 2:30 PM HOW WE CAN GIVE OUR LOVED ONES THE GIFT OF A PLAN
Participants will receive a copy of forms that will help organize the information our
loved ones will need after our passing, including a funeral planning kit specific to
Calvary.
Please sign up in the Narthex for one or both parts of this important program.
92% of people say that talking with their loved ones about end-of-life care is important. 32% have actually done so.
S.A.L.T. GAME DAY OCTOBER 31 1:00 - 2:30 PM
OK, everybody, it’s time for another afternoon of cards and games! We know it’s Halloween, but you
don’t need to wear a costume. This time, we’d like you to sign up on the sheet in the Narthex so we
can bring some special Halloween snacks for everybody. We’ll start the fun at 1:00 p.m. in
Fellowship Hall and play till about 2:30 p.m. Bring a friend or two!
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The following new members were welcomed on Sunday,
September 22. Welcome to all!
HANNAH DRAAYERS AND MATT WARE
Hannah and Matt will be
married at Calvary on Saturday,
October 26th. Both are
employed by Froedtert Hospital:
Hannah is an RN and Matt is a
Physician’s Assistant. Their
interests include hiking, cooking
together, playing with their cat
Pippi, exercising and “nerdy”
books and TV.
PASTOR MARK AND DIANE KNAPPE
Pastor Mark is a retired
Lutheran pastor, most recently
serving at St. John’s Lutheran
Church in Flanagan, IL. He
previously served at Gloria
Dei Lutheran Church in
Menomonee Falls. Diane is an
RN working at Froedtert
Hospital. Their interests and
hobbies include hiking,
kayaking, reading, bicycling and cross-country skiing.
MARGAUX BRISBOIS
Margaux is engaged to be married
next year to Calvary member Alex
Baumgarten. She is the Director of
Before and After School
Programming at the Mukwonago
YMCA. Her interests and hobbies
include reading, adventuring with
Alex, and watching TV
(specifically “This is Us”). She is
currently practicing her public
speaking skills at Toastmasters.
CONGREGATION NEWS AND EVENTS
SPOOKTACULAR FALL FESTIVAL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 6:30 - 9:30 P.M.
Join us for our annual adult
event: “SPOOKTACULAR"
Fall Festival. You’re sure to
enjoy an evening of laughter,
food and fellowship. Bring
your own wine/beer and an
appetizer to share. Costumes
are highly encouraged, but not
required. The sign up sheet is
in the Narthex - look for the poster with photos from prior
events!
CREATE A SIGN PARTY
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 1:00 - 3:00 P.M.
Please
plan to
join us
for the
third
annual
Create
a Sign
party
on Sunday, November 17 (it’s a BYE week for the Packers)
and make one (or more) decorative wooden signs. They make
terrific Christmas gifts or something to decorate your home.
Sign samples will be on display in the Narthex in October,
along with a sign up sheet. All ages are welcome - children
can also create something special!
JOY OF CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT
CALVARY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 7-9PM
Calvary is pleased to host a wonderful concert at Calvary
benefitting the Salvation Army of
Waukesha County. Performing this year:
The Nordic Brass, preparing for
concerts in Europe in 2020;
A string quartet of the Wisconsin
Philharmonic; and
A talented and beautiful soprano
voice leading beloved Christmas
Carols!
Tickets will be sold online and a link will be sent in weekly
CONNECTIONS. Save $1 with discount code “byDec5”.
Prices are $11 for Adults, Seniors $10, Students (5th grade
and up with Student ID) $2; and Veterans with military ID $1.
Visit waukeshasalvationarmy.org for more information.
11:45 A.M.
TRUNK OR TREAT! OCTOBER 27
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27
All ages participated in last year’s Trunk or Treat event, in spite of the rainy weather.
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MEN’S MINISTRIES
MUSIC MINISTRY
MONTHLY MEN’S DINNER GATHERING
The next gathering is in the Fellowship Hall on Thursday, October 24 starting at 6 p.m. with dinner at 6:30 p.m. and devotion /discussion time at 7:00 p.m.
Come and join us, share some stories, food and beverages with your Calvary friends. All men are invited and welcome!
FAITH FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST
Join the men of Calvary on Wednesday’s at 7 a.m. at Maxim’s Restaurant, 18025 W. Capitol Drive, Brookfield, for breakfast, devotion and fellowship.
Come when you can and bring a friend!
LUTHER’S “SEVEN MARKS” LIVE AT CALVARY! Calvary’s Music Ministry will host a special occasion on October 20th at 4:00 pm. To celebrate the Reformation a bit early, Director of Music Ministry Gene Traas will lead a hymn festival entitled “Luther’s ‘Seven Marks of the Church’.” Based on a hymn festival written by Evanston-based pastor Frank Senn, the program will visit each of Martin Luther’s Seven Marks, in text and hymns. From the moment you started reading this, you asked, “Luther’s what? What are these Marks?” During the Reformation, many people asked how the true Church could be easily recognized. Luther listed seven marks, or characteristics, of the Church to seek out. He said where the seven marks appeared, true faith can be found. Luther’s Seven Marks were: The holy Word of God, holy Baptism, Holy Communion, Absolution (confession & forgiveness), holy ministry, holy prayer, and the holy Cross. Come and learn a little more about Martin Luther through his own words, offered up by some of Calvary’s noted lectors. Come and sing. Come and enjoy.
“THIS IS MOST CERTAINLY TRUE – A STUDY OF THE SMALL CATECHISM”
Pastor Nelson is leading a study of Luther’s Small Catechism on Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m. The Catechism is the focal point of our Confirmation instruction this year – so parents of Confirmation students are strongly encouraged to attend. But the Catechism is an enduring expression of the theology of the Lutheran Church, and, as originally intended, a cornerstone of faith conversations in the home. It’s always a good and relevant read! Contact Pastor Nelson at [email protected] with questions.
Friday, October 11, 6:30 p.m. PJ’s and Prayers and Elementary Youth Night Sunday, October 13, 5:00 p.m. High School Youth Night Sunday, October 27, 11:45 a.m. Trunk or Treat Sunday, October 27, 5:00 p.m. Middle School Youth Night
OCTOBER 2019 - PAGE 7
NEW WORSHIP BAGS FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN
You may have noticed an update to the Worship Bags (previously called Blessing
Bags) in the Narthex. While the bags themselves are new, what’s inside is roughly the
same as before. Each bag has coloring books, crayons, and a tactile activity or toy for
children to play with.
But the Worship Bags also have something new to help children engage in the service.
Each Worship Bag has a laminated order of service in it. Through this addition, we
hope to help children learn the names of the parts of the service and their general
order. We hope these bags will continue to be a blessing to children as we worship
together.
PASTOR KEN NELSON’S WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY WEDNESDAYS AT 12:30 P.M.
“Our ‘first study’ of the fall concerns itself with ‘last things’. To put it another way, we’ll begin with a study of the
end! Confused? Intrigued? Our study for the months of September and October will be the Book of Revelation, one of the
most talked about books of the Bible, and perhaps one of the least understood.
Revelation speaks to every generation of believers, as does all of Scripture. Our aim is to present the flow of Revelation, so
that its frequent (and at times bizarre) visions are better understood. A certain amount of “demystifying” its symbols, so often
captive to present-day speculation as to what they represent, is necessary. Please join us for our discussion, which will make
use of solid Lutheran interpretation through a video by Professor Craig Koester of Luther Seminary entitled “Is This the
Time”. No advance preparation necessary, and no materials needed other than your bible and pen to take copious notes from
Dr. Koester’s presentation and our ensuing conversations! Join us in the Sanctuary on Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m. Bring a
friend!
“WRITTEN TO SPEAK” POET COMING TO CALVARY OCTOBER 12-13
Tanner Olson is an author, speaker and poet who lives in Nashville, TN. He started the creative
project Written to Speak in 2013 to spread hope and announce love through spoken word and
poetry. There are hundreds of ways we can express and share our faith and the love of God.
Poetry is one way.
For the last several years Tanner has taught poetry to students of all ages and has shared poetry
and stories for thousands of listeners at coffee shops, camps, churches, and in living rooms.
Tanner’s poetry communicates the Gospel message and the life of a Christian in a poetic and
entertaining way. His writing uniquely blends faith, humor and curiosity as he seeks to point
readers and listeners toward the ultimate source of hope and love - Jesus.
Tanner will be at Calvary for both worship services on October 12 and 13, blending his poetry into the liturgy. He will
perform more poems, share stories and answer questions after service on Saturday, October 12 . In addition, Tanner will
spend time following Sunday’s worship with children and students, inspiring them with poetry and helping them to write
their own poems. Adults are welcome to join. Invite your friends and neighbors to join us at either service for what promises to be a time of
hope, humor and fun. Saturday, October 12 at 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, October 13 at 9:00 a.m.
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FAITH FORMATION RALLY DAY AND BACK TO SCHOOL SUNDAY
September 9th began with a Back-to-School Blessing of the Children, and the commissioning of the Christian Education teachers. Pastor Ken kicked off the brunch in Fellowship Hall with prayer before a potluck of hot ham, rolls and many other delicious dishes. The morning ended with a Faithwebbing exchange.
Following the Rally Day meal, adults and children were invited to join in a faithwebbing experience. Similar to “speed dating”, adults were seated on one side and children were across from them. Kyle Jones then asked each pair to talk about a specific “big” question, such as “What has been your favorite age?” or “What’s important to you that doesn’t cost money?” Following the discussion on the question, the adults stayed in their chairs, and the students moved to have a conversation with a new grown up and a new question from Kyle. Feedback from those who participated said it was a fantastic and fun experience and allowed them to get to know members of their church family on a more personal level.
OCTOBER 2019 - PAGE 9
IT’S ABOUT OUR FAMILY
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES
CALVARY CONTACT INFORMATION
Congregation Council Ernie Kretschmann (Pres.) 262-782-4989 Brad Meyer (V.P.) 262-352-6780 Alex Baumgarten (Sec.) 248-924-5274 Erik Zipp (Treas.) 262-347-9656 Sue Dindorf 262-786-5484 Judy Kestly 262-782-5286 Jane Taufner 262-784-2818 Terry Trotier 262-781-5567 Philip Voss 920-254-2905
Board of Deacons Rich Baumgartner [Q, R} 262-367-3898 Jeanette Kalupa [M, P] 262-784-3114 Jim Kalupa [H, I, J] 262-784-3114 Sheila Kershek [V, W, X, Y, Z] 262-389-0883 Glori Kurth (F, G) 414-651-1123 Darlene Louison [A, T, U] 262-786-6401 Ed Ramthun (C, D, E) 262-650.3588 Al Rodriguez [Sa-Sh] 262-784-5027 Rhonda Rodriguez [Si-Sz] 262-784-5027 Jonni Roush (K, O) 262-227-6408 Judy Sayas [B] 262-784-5375 Pastor Jerry Wittmus [L, N] 262-818-6792
Staff Rev. Ken Nelson (Pastor) [email protected] or call/text at 701-818-0353 Gene Traas (Dir. of Music) [email protected] Kyle Jones (Dir. of Youth & Family Ministry) [email protected] Cindy Zilske (Office Secretary) [email protected] Cindy Rooks (Fin. Secretary) [email protected] Sue Rowe (Comm. Coord.) [email protected]
Ministry Emails Council [email protected] Deacons [email protected]
DATE
PRAYERS
Please check the weekly bulletin for those people needing our urgent prayers. If you have any prayer requests, please call or email the church office. We ask for continued prayers for: Sympathy and prayers to the family and friends of Ruth Yankus, long time Calvary member, who passed away at the age of 101 on September 1, 2019. Long-Term Prayer List: Ron Foster, Diane Foley; Lowell Sonderman; Donna Polizzi, Marge Skarie; Janet Zastrow;
Andy (friend of Thiede’s); Monica Barchus (niece of Kretschmann’s); Joe Frank (cousin of Mary Ellen Thiede); Ann Dentice (grandmother of Tony and Krista Dentice); Betty Shaefer (friend of Donna Schroeder); Casey Clark (grandson of Judy Kestly); Barb Dewey (mother of Sallie Schulz); Rochelle Wehr (friend of Baumgartner’s and Chris Spangenberger); Colin Kettleson (nephew of Tom & Sue Sadowsky); Jim B. (friend of Andy Schatz).
Birthdays DATE DATE
# of YEARS
Anniversaries
McGarvie, Audrey 1
Larsen, Kristine 2
Schatz, Angela 3
Harrison III, James 4
Brutus, John 6
Foster, Mitchell 7
Roldan, Cathy 8
Griese, Zackery 9
Voss, Jill 10
Brodell, Shirley 11
Kestly, Judith 11
Schuelke, Carolyn 11
Wirtz, Heather 11
Himsel, Gideon 12
Baumgartner, Elise 16
Wizner, Randall 16
Hoffman, Sarah 19
Kershek, Adam 19
Sanchez, Sandra 20
Wolff, Debra 20
Brutus, Dawn 21
Grospitz, Herbert 21
Kretschmann, David 21
Anderson, Natalie 22
Hirth, Carl 25
Morris, Connor 29
Zipp, Erik 29
Grossman, Lisa 30
Kalupa, Nicole 30
Wayne and Carole Wegner 5 56
Alex and Else-Marie Westman 5 1
Norm and Audrey McGarvie 7 58
Richard and Cindy Rooks 8 32
Mark and Lydia Trudell 9 37
Jeanne and Kurt Duch 10 38
Herb and Judy Grospitz 11 44
Erik and Erica Zipp 20 12
Lesly and Roger Evert 22 8
Mark and Sheila Kershek 22 24
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CALENDAR
OCTOBER 2019 - PAGE 11
SERVING AT WORSHIP
SERVING AT
WORSHIP
October 5/6 Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m.
October 12/13 Sat 5:00 p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m.
October 19/20 Sat. 5: p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m.
October 26/27 Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m.
ACOLYTES
Sam Sayas Jacklyn Warber
Preston Meyer Addison Meyer
Scott Anderson Josh Morris
Matt Schatz Jayden Day
ALTAR GUILD Norene Giuliani Carol Roe
Shirley Brodell Marge Tyne
RoJean Holler Ruth Young
Jan Lukasik
ASSISTING MINISTER
Lee Tyne Larry Bonier Rebecca Warber Kevin Wahlgren
CHILDREN’S SERMON
Angie Schatz Megan Schatz Larry Bonier Natalie Anderson
DEACONS
[Sat] Sheila Kershek [Sun] Pastor Jerry Wittmus, Jonni Roush, Glori Kurth
[Sat] Jeanette Kalupa [Sun] Rhonda Rodriguez, Ad Rodriguez, Sheila Kershek
[Sat] Jim Kalupa [Sun] Glori Kurth, Pastor Jerry Wittmus, Ed Ramthun
[Sat] Ed Ramthun [Sun] Rich Baumgartner, Darlene Louison, Judy Sayas
GREETERS
[Sat] Tom & Sue Sadowsky [Sun] Gael Hirth, Lennie & Bill Graffin
[Sat] Ed & Kay Marshall [Sun] Annie Bermel and Bob & Donna Siderits
[Sat] Bruce & Ruth Steffans [Sun] Karen & Keith Pierce
[Sat] Ray & Jan Chesner [Sun] Diane Grundman
LECTORS Chuck Lukasik Bill Graffin Jacklyn Warber Chuck Giuliani
PPT [Sat] NEEDED [Sun] Chris Spangenberger
[Sat] Lydia Trudell [Sun] Sallie Schulz
[Sat] Lydia Trudell [Sun] Johanna Nelson
[Sat) Lydia Trudell [Sun] Chris Spangenberger
USHERS
Larry Bonier Brad Meyer Jon Sayas Andy Schatz
Chuck Lukasik Jan Lukasik Scott Grossman Lisa Grossman
Jim Brostowitz Scott Langelin Peggy Langelin
Keith Pierce Karen Pierce Tom Thiede Mary Ellen Thiede
MUG ‘BEARER Keith Pierce Marcella Nelson Mark Trudell Karen Pierce
ALTAR FLOWERS Mark & Lydia Trudell Norm & Audrey McGarvie
Kalupa Family Carol Roe
HOSPITALITY Eloise & Glori Kurth Vollmar Family
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CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH
October 2019 Calvary Crossroads
1750 N. Calhoun Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005 262.786.4010 [email protected] www.calvarylc.com Calvary Worship Schedule: Saturday at 5 p.m. Sunday at 9 a.m.
WOMEN OF THE NALC
WOMEN’S RETREAT
SEPTEMBER 20-22, 2019
GREEN LAKE, WISCONSIN
