Sundays and Beyond East Koshkonong Lutheran Church September 2015 Newsletter

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Sunday School FRONT PAGE

Pastor’s Message Page 2

Prayers for our People Page 3

Church Council Page 4

July Council Minutes Page 5

EKLC Members Page 6

Events at EKLC Page 7

Women of ELCA Page 8

Community Page 9

Worship Helpers Page 10

September Calendar Page 11

Rally Sunday will include a

special Children’s sermon

that will have a Blessing of

the Backpa

cks (for all

children yo

ung and

old). All are invited to

bring their backpacks,

handbags, brief cases etc…

See you in church!

EKLC is looking forward to a new and exciting Sunday

School year! Join us in our kick-off on Rally day

September 13th, beginning with worship at 9am,

followed by fellowship and fun activities in the educa-tion wing! This day marks

the beginning of our education programs.

2015/2016 Sunday School Registration forms can be found on our website:

http://www.eastkoshkonong.org/

in the narthex and will be available on Rally day.

Dear Friends in Christ,

Autumn is here! Colorful fall leaves, chrysanthemums, cooler weather, football games, pumpkin patches - this is my favorite time of the year. God’s tapestry is gorgeous any time of the year, but for me, fall is particularly wonderful and awesome. My family and I are looking forward to our first Wisconsin autumn together.

Things also become wonderful and awesome at church in the autumn months. We honor our heritage with Reformation Day and remember the saints of all time. We give thanks and pre-pare our lives for the Christ child to be born in us and among us. Sunday school begins, we prepare for Confirmation Day, and this year our EKL Youth Group will keep their momentum going.

The youth momentum is going strong because of your support of them. The adults’ encour-agement of the youth at EKLC was seen especially at our first annual EKLC Family Reunion on August 23. The younger youth played games, the older youth washed cars, and everyone was somehow, some way involved in the pie auction. If you missed this event, you’ll want to mark your calendars for next year’s family reunion (date to be determined). We had lively worship and enjoyed fellowship with one another.

Thank you to the ARK Committee for organizing this wonderful event. Thank you to everyone who donated pies for the auction, salads for the picnic meal, bids and money for the auction, and time to serve the food and play the games and auction the pies and wash the cars.

The free-will offering at the meal was for the ARK committee, and we collected $381! The free-will collection at the car wash was for the youth group, and we collected $335! The pie auction was to support the EKL youth as well, and we collected $2740! What a great way to start a youth group and to celebrate our life together in Christ. Thank you, East Koshkonong!

This could not have been done without the support that Thrivent provided for us. Two of our EKLC members who are also Thrivent members applied for a Thrivent Action Team grant, and both grants were approved. Each grant was for $250, so we received $500 all togeth-er. $250 was used for supplies on the car wash, and $250 was used for food for the pic-nic. Anyone who is a Thrivent member can apply for 1-2 grants per year. If you are a mem-ber of Thrivent, you could apply for a grant like this to support any kind of ministry in our con-gregation, and support our congregation in this way!

All of this to say, thanks be to God, summer has been great at EKLC. With our summer mo-mentum, autumn promises to be great as well!

See you in church!

Pastor Brenda Lovick

From the Pastor’s Desk Pastor Brenda Lovick

Contact Information: Email: : pastor.brendalovick@gmail.com Cell Phone: 608-616-5085

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Curt, Cheryl, Travis, Chad & Angela Abel Aric & Kathryn Aeger-ter Jeff, Rhonda, Spencer Dylan & Megan Agnew Don, Nataliya, Anders & Anna Amundson

2 Belva Anderson Jason, Ashly, Olivia & Kayla Anderson Kevin & Lynn Anderson Ron, Shawn & Melissa Anderson Verrdal, Christy & Kirk Anderson

3 Benjamin Arndt Lauri, Jacob & Joseph Arndt Bradley & Evie Bakken Mark, Shawna, Savannah & Tanner Bakken

4 Michael, Nickolas & Amanda Bakken, Ste-ve, Emilie & Alex Bakken Richard & Carol Barfknecht Steve & Lori Barfknecht

5 Aryel Beck Joey, Megan (Haas) & Alanna Beck Butch & Kathy Bergholz Chris Biermeier Jon Biermeier Luke Biermeier

6 Charles & Karla Birkrem Dollie Birkre Eric Birkrem Jim & Stephanie Birkrem Mark & Janet Birkrem Shawn Birkrem

7 Kris Blaesing Ruth Bovre Spencer, Jill (Pellet), Spencer Jr. & Skyler Breithaupt Bernard, Victoria, Sa-mantha, Heather & Alexander Brende

8 Katy, Ruby & Thor Bronson Rick, Karen & Rachel Bronson Jim & Lynn Budinetz

9 David & Betsy Calhoun Jeff, Shelley, Brooke & Connor Calhoun John & Jazmine Calhoun Tom, Leila & Bradley Carl

10 Brian, Tracey & Braxden Carlson Jean Carlson & Steve Lehr Paul, Danelle, Tyler & Parker Carlson Rick Carlson

11 Terry, Karen (Scheel) & Paul Chadwick Rev. Stanley & Mary Ellen Christensen Andy, Sonja & Jenna Christensen

12 Sean, Susan, Sydney & Spencer Currie Bobby, Lisa & Danielle Dahl Raymond Dalby Marc, Kristi, Spencer & Jordyn Davis

13 Tony Dedie Gerald & Janet DeForest Scott, Sandra, Steven & Spencer DeForest Sara Depies

14 Duane & Linda Dieckhoff Michael & Heather Dieckhoff Shelby & Katie Dieckhoff & Matthew Eagen

15 Terry & Chris Drake James, Rebekah, Kerstin, Kyle & Zackary Durkee Gary & Ginger Durst

16 Carroll & Bonnie Ehrke DuWayne, Kaia & Carson Ehrke Leif, Erin, Mikaela & Torleif Ehrke

17 Cheryl Eikland Emily Eikland Harriet Eikland Jim Eikland Jeff Eikland

18 Roy & Mary Beth Ellickson Ruby Ellickson Chris & Ruth Ellis Kitty Epperson James Evenson

19 Jeremy Evenson Roger, Coral, Taylor & Autumn Evenson John Falligant Kim Falligant Taryn Falligant Toni Falligant

20 Mickey Farrar Jill Fitzpatrick Ruth Fossen Scott, Christine & Mia Frodel Erika Froeming Gary & Gloria Fruit

21 Cheryl Fritsch-Jarlsberg Christina Fritz Henry, Ashley, Noah, Bailey & Isaiah (Long) Furseth Robert & Jane Furseth

22 Todd & Leah Furseth Wilma Furseth Chad, Cindy, Jocie & Cody Georgeson Becky, James, Kyle & Natalie Gjerseth

23 Agnes Goodrich Bob & Jamie Gottschalk Dennis, Joy, Cory & Kevin Graffin Jennifer Graffin & Eden Graffin Walsh

24 Dave & Susan Griffin Phillip & Linda Gullickson Justine Gunderson Marilyn Gunderson Trevor Gunderson

25 Richard & Irene Gunderson Brian, Carol, Adam & Amelia Gunnelson Larry & Betty Gunnelson Lori Gunnelson & Kyle Juno

26 Michael, Jeanette, Adam & Cassandra Guy Joanne Gyland Paul Halvorson Oren & Patty Hammes

27 Curt & Linda Hanson Gilbert & Bonnie Haugen Thomas, Debra, Austin & Zachary Haugen Steven Sackmaster

28 Karen Hayes Dan, Sheryl, Amy & Molly Hensel Irene Hensel Tom Hensel Matthew Hensel Andrew Hensel

29 Bill, Charlene, Jack & Emily Herfel Michael, Sandy, Kaylyn & Tayler Hinchley Don & Eileen Hoehn Vicki Hoehn

30 Tom & Nancy Hoerter Bette Hoesly Dan Hoesly Donna Hommen Duane & Linda Hommen Elisa Hommen

Praying for Our People

Treasurer’s Report

Financial Secretary: Elizabeth Kaashagen

Treasurer: Holly Loomis

Income, July 2015 ~ $11,440.40

Expenses, June 2015 ~ $14,559.93

Income, Year to date ~ $94,971.67

Expenses, Year to date ~ $98,757.02

September Council Meeting Wed., September 16, 2015

6:30pm

2015 COUNCIL

PRESIDENT: Sonja Christensen

VICE-PRESIDENT: Hilary Terland

SECRETARY: Brenda Schroeder

TREASURER: Don Amundson

COUNCIL MEMBERS:

Roger Evenson

Brian Rosenthal

Sharon Jacobson

If you need to speak to a council member

please call the church office to leave a

message and they will return your call.

BUDGET REQUESTS DUE All organizations and committees of EKLC are invited to submit budget requests in to

the Church office by October 1, 2015 for the 2016 EKLC Budget. Please include a

brief summary of what is to be included in this budget line item. Thank you.

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Needed:

Volunteer Information Technology expert to help occasionally manage the technolo-

gy in the church office. If you have those gifts in this area please contact church of-

fice 423-3017.

EKLC is seeking a Sunday School Teacher Please contact Sabra Jacobson for

more information or questions 608-312-3202

Volunteers needed to carry LWR boxes from upper church to lower church on

Thursday, October 1, 2015

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EKLC July Council Minutes July 15, 2015

Meeting called to order by Sonja Christensen at 6:30 p.m. Attendance: Pastor Brenda, Elizabeth Kaashagen, Sonja Christensen, Don Amundson, Hilary Terland, Brian Rosen-thal, Roger Evenson, Sharon Jacobson, Brenda Schroeder Personal sharing prompt: How and where have you seen God keeping you safe. Pastor shared devotion Motion to approve June 17, 2015, meeting minutes was made by Hilary Terland, seconded by Roger Evenson. Motion car-ried. Financial Report: Motion to approve the May and June financial reports was made by Hilary Terland, seconded by Brenda Schroeder. Mo-tion carried Old Business: None New Business: Discussed if it would it be a good idea to meet a different week of the month due to the rush of getting bank statements and financial reports. It was decided to leave the meetings as they are currently. Meeting the third Wednesday of the month. Motion was made by Don Amundson to formally appoint Sha-ron Jacobson to council, seconded by Brian Rosenthal. Mo-tion carried. Installation will be Sunday, July 19, 2015. Discussed obtaining a three picture frame for the most recent pastors’ pictures: Sansgaard, Schneckloth, Nelsestuen. This will then match the other pastors’ pictures. One of the extra frames will be used for Pastor Brenda’s picture. The money for this expense is to come from the memorial fund. Pastor Brenda will ask Bonnie Ehrke to handle the project. Shelly Dieckhoff/Matt Eagen wedding is on October 10, and they have requested to use the upper church for their ceremo-ny, pending council approval. These requests can be ap-proved by the Pastor, they do not need to come to council for approval. Reports: Presidents Report:

New Expressions – Christine Gantz handles the church’s website. The contract is being renewed. Pastor Bren-da will talk with Christine to get thoughts on if the site needs to be redesigned for a mobil AP

Church Mutual toured our buildings for our insurance re-view

They shared items we should be aware of Protocol for sexual misconduct Background checks

Safety Facility use policy

They will be getting back to us on the new in-surance rates

Sonja and Jenna Christensen handed out water at the Cannon Ball Run representing our church on Sat-urday, July 11th. There is now a banner available for use for these type of events

Pastor’s Report:

See attached report dated 7/15/15 Standing Committee Reports: Worship & Music:

See attached report dated 7/12/15 Education/Youth:

No report

Property: Items on the projects list are continuing to be added

and completed Three estimates will be obtained to have the floors fin-

ished in the education wing, dining room and kitch-en.

Stewardship:

The Cambridge Community meals are all booked for 2015, we will try to schedule one in 2016.

Working on getting hosts for coffee hours each week Next meeting is on Sunday, 8/30, after church

Personnel:

No report

ARK: See attached report dated 6/25/15

Motion to approve all standing reports was made by Hilary Terland, seconded by Don Amundson. Motion carried.

Brian Rosenthal made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:20 p.m, seconded by Sharon Jacobson. Motion carried. Adjournment – Closed with the Lord’s Prayer Next meeting Wednesday, August 19th, at 6:30 p.m.

EKLC Homebound Members

Ruth Jacobson ~ Alden Estates ~ 1130 Collins Rd., Jefferson, WI 53549

Agnes Goodrich ~ Sienna Crest ~ 1531 Commonwealth Dr. #20, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538

Lois Zerkle ~ 1508 Raveen St., Fort Atkinson, WI 53538

Gerald Bergholz ~ 410 Lawn St., Cambridge, WI 53523

Orin Kaare ~ 107 Buckingham Ct., Cambridge, WI 53523

Hazel Tellefson ~ Fairhaven ~ 435 W. Starin, Whitewater, WI 53190

Rev. Stan & Mary Ellen Christensen ~ Sunset Ridge ~ 1275 Remmel Dr. Rm. 15, Johnson Creek, WI 53038

Carol Barfknecht ~ 741 CTH A, Edgerton, WI 53534

Alma Houfe ~ Swift Haven ~ 124 Henry St. Apt. #106, Edgerton, WI 53534

Violet Jasensky ~ Swift Haven ~ 124 Henry St. Apt #303, Edgerton, WI 53534

Roger Olstad ~ 1040 Bliven Rd., Edgerton, WI 53534

Doris Rudisill ~ 3801 N. Wright Rd., #253, Janesville, WI 53546

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Thank you….

Members of EKLC, Thank you for bringing in your Cambridge Piggly Wiggly receipts! EKLC received a check for $255 this July because of this effort! The monies received from this payout went towards the postage and shipping costs for the Lutheran World Relief Kits. Save up those CAMBRIDGE PIGGLY WIGGLEY RECIEPTS and bring them to church where there is a collection can in the nathex! Just a reminder that all receipts turned in before December will be included in the January 2016 payout. Follow-ing is from a letter EKLC received from Amy Day, Cambridge Piggly Bank Coordiantor: ...I have been hearing quite a bit lately about the importance of shopping local, and how much it helps to support the community. This program is a great example of that. So far, Cambridge Piggly Wiggly has given out over $107,000 to community organization with just the Pig-gy Bank Program!...(Letter in it’s entirety is posted in the Narthex)

Dear Friends of East Koshkonong Lutheran Church,

thank you for your donation of the five lap blankets and two blankets to Skaalen Nursing & Rehabilitation Center for our Fall Festival. In service to our resi-dents, we appreciate your kindness.

~Sincerely, Kris Krentz, President/CEO

ICE CREAM

SOCIAL THANK

YOU!

The Skaalen Ice Cream Social and raffle

was again a success this year! Many came

early to enjoy the special music in the chap-

el before enjoying a piece of pie from a wide

selection of assorted homemade pies donat-

ed by members of Skaalen affiliated

churches. Schoeps again donated all ice

cream! Many many thanks to Sharon Ja-

cobson, Karen Hayes and Jane Furseth for

donating 2 pies each on our behalf. As in

the past, an anonymous person paid for all

pie and ice cream for Skaalen residents.

They really enjoy looking over and select-

ing that special piece of pie! Raffle prize

winners were drawn at 3:30. I have put up

the chart listing all the winners...and am

sorry to say that no one from East Koshko-

nong won this year! Please know that all

profits from this annual event goes to the

benefit of the Skaalen residents. Again,

MANY THANKS! ~ Wilma Furseth

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EKL Youth Group - September 27 at 11 am or

after Sunday School. Lunch will be provided,

we'll have a meeting and play games throughout

the church! Everyone 6-12 grades are wel-

come! Bring a friend!

We extend our sympathy

to the family of:

DELBERT NEAL SWAIN who

died on August 19, 2015. His

funeral was held at EKLC on

August 24, 2015

On Sunday, August 15, 2015

East Koshkonong Lutheran Church welcomed into Holy Baptism:

Rosalie Drew Zacharias Parents ~ Andrew and Lindsay Zacharias

Sponsors ~ Bethany Lopresti and Christian Ellifson

Confirmation Class - September 2 at 6pm - meeting for

parents and students. September 9 - meeting to officially

sign up and have meet-n-greet games. September 16 - first

class. We'll be meeting every Sunday school hour and

Wednesday night for an hour. Pastor's promise - we will

have a blast!

Pastor Brenda said earlier this summer that she wants to start a

fall book study on understanding racism and privilege in our so-

ciety. Anyone who is interested in this topic, please join in for

an at-most hour-long introductory meeting on September 23 at

5:00 pm. We will take a look at the book Waking Up White, and

Finding Myself in the Story of Race by Debby Irving. For ques-

tions about this or if you'd like to join but this time does not

work, please contact Pastor Brenda.

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News from the Church Basement Ladies

Did anyone notice where the summer went so quickly? And why does the winter not pass so fast?

The next meeting of the Women of East will take place on September 3, in Friendship Hall at the lower church. This is the one meeting we have of the traditional meeting type, where we have some food, probably a dessert, hosted by Light Circle, a business meeting, and an introduction to the Bible Study of the year. These studies are taking a different form now; they are arranged in 3 month lessons, and the subject changes. You may have noticed in your Gather magazine that the first subject is Sabbath Keeping. This does not point only to Sundays, but is about a rhythm and pace for life, letting us know we need to take time for ourselves and for appreciating the gifts of God. A later one will deal with the book of Philippians, and will be introduced at this September meeting. All are invited to attend. It's a good time to renew friendships with the other women of East, and get ourselves organized for the year. We will need to select a day for finishing the pack-ing (we packed around 70 school kits in August, and can pack as many more as we have contents for the backpacks), and getting our quilts and kits ready for shipping in October.

You may have seen Sue Repyak with a signup sheet for our Fireside outing on October 6. This event is for all who would like to attend the Christian Concert and buffet lunch. The cost is $38.50 which includes tip, and is payable to Sue. Here's another opportunity for fun and fellowship with our friends at East.

Our next Meals on Wheels work will happen on weekdays from October 5 thru 16. Please let me know when you would like to do this, and I will get you on the schedule. Contact me at 423-4048 or lienfarm2@netwurx.net Thank you so much for taking on this responsibility, and thanks for contacting me so that I don't have to make all those phone calls to talk you into taking a day or two of deliveries!!! We will need someone for October 6 who is not planning on attending the Fireside outing, so be aware when signing up. Thanks again.

God Bless you all for the work you do for Christ, Remember, this is God's Work, our hands. Communicator Carolyn

Make your plans to attend The Fireside Christian Concert

on Tuesday, October 6. This is a matinee show and the

group we will be seeing is “Three Bridges”. The cost is

$38.50 per person which includes gratuity. Please have

money to Sue by September 1st. Sign up sheet on Wom-

en of the ELCA bulletin board in the Friendship Hall. Call

Sue Repyak (423-4543) if you have any questions.

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BIKE, GRILL & FILL the backpack

Friday, September 18th at 5:30pm

CamRock Trailhead in Cambridge

Join us for a fun-filled evening of biking, grilling and helping out our Cambridge teachers

with much-needed supplies! The bike ride will begin at the CamRock Trailhead in Cambridge and end at

109 Exchange Street in Rockdale for dinner at 6:15pm. Bring any of the “extras” listed on the school supply lists to place in the backpacks.

Always needed are: Kleenex, Ziploc bags and Chlorox wipes.

Please bring a side dish to share (drop off at trailhead). Family Focus will provide the brats, burgers and hotdogs for the grill out.

The Cambridge Food Pantry & Resource Center is open for shopping every Monday evening from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Guests are invited to shop every other Monday. Donation hours are Monday 9 am to 12 pm & 4 pm to 5 pm, Wednesday 9 am – 12 pm and Thurs-

day 9:00 am to 3 pm.

VOLUNTEERS

If you would like to volunteer at the Food Pantry or help at the Food Pantry Garden go to the CAP website at www.cambridgecap.net and click on the Get Involved Tab and then click Volunteerism. The link will then take you directly to the volunteer sign up. Anyone without internet access can also sign up by calling the Food

Pantry at 423-8142 and Nancy will sign you up and answer any questions you may have.

FOOD PANTRY GARDEN is doing well and has been producing tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, cucumbers, zucchini, carrots and kohlrabi. The Food Pantry will take extra vegetables or fruit individuals have

as long as they are fresh.

FOOD NEEDED AT CAMBRIDGE FOOD PANTRY

Currently the Food Pantry can use Canned Ravioli, Canned Spaghetti O’s with Meatballs, Hamburger Helper, Ramen Noodles, Tuna, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Hearty Progressive Soups, Toilet Paper, Diapers size 4 and

5, Shampoo THANK YOU!

Community Café – Thursday, September 3rd is the next Community Café Meal! The meal will be hosted by St. James Lutheran church who will be serving Spaghetti and Meatballs, Salad, Bread and Desserts. The meal will be served at the Cambridge High School, 403 Blue Jay Way, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Everyone in the community is invited to come.

Worship Helpers for September 2015 U

Musician ~

9/6 ~ Andrew Severson

9/13 ~ Judy Rusch

9/20 ~ Andrew Severson

9/27 ~ Judy Rusch

Assisting Ministers~

9/6 ~ Arvid Mathison

9/13 ~ Holly Loomis

9/20 ~ Michael Stuve

9/27 ~ Karen Hayes

Lay Readers~

9/6 ~ Sabra Jacobson

9/13 ~ Elizabeth Kaashagen

9/20 ~ Barb Klemp

9/27 ~ Beverly Lien

Acolytes ~

9/6 ~ Kody Lewellin & Autumn Evenson

9/13 ~ Cody Georgeson & Sully Schlieckau

9/20 ~ Ryan Lund & Caleb Wipperfurth

9/27 ~ Allison Lund & Isaiah Long

Greeters~

9/6 ~ John & Bobbie Rawinski

9/13 ~ Diane Luginbuhl

9/20 ~ Lyle Walheim

9/27 ~ Don & Eileen Hoehn

Coffee Fellowship Hour ~

9/6 ~ Amundson Family

9/13 ~ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

9/20 ~ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

9/27 ~ Light Circle

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Ushers~ 9/6 ~ Wilma Furseth, Ruth Bovre, Paul & Lori Olson

9/13 ~ Linda & Duane Dieckhoff, Arvid & Linda Mathison

9/20 ~ Curt & Linda Hanson, Franklin & Beverly Lien

9/27 ~ Maureen & Sarah Lien, Carroll & Bonnie Ehrke

Communion Set-up/Take-down~

Befrienders

9/6 ~ Light Circle

9/13 ~ Light Circle

9/20 ~ Judy Taylor & Jackie Zahn

9/27 ~ Marge Stach & Marilyn Gunderson

Communion Assistants~

9/6 ~ Emily Zahn & Judy Taylor

9/13 ~ Joanne Gyland & Carole Kenseth

9/20 ~ Taylor Evenson & Bobbie Rawinski

9/27 ~ Ken Rockney & Ruth Bovre

Offering Counters~

9/6 ~ Jean Carlson, Eric & Cheryl Nuenthel

9/13 ~ Carroll Ehrke & Scott Nottestad

9/20 ~ Brenda Schroeder & Leila Carl

9/27 ~ Arvid Mathison & Gloria Fruit

Nursery Attendants~

9/6 ~ Sabra Jacobson or Brenda Schroeder

9/13 ~ Sonja & Jenna Christensen

9/20 ~ Nataliya Amundson

9/27 ~ VOLUNTEER NEEDED

PBL ON: Pastor Brenda works these days

PBL OFF: Pastor Brenda’s days off

*Pastor’s office hours may change due to pastoral needs. She is

always available at other times by appointment.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 9am Staff Meeting 10am Prayers for Our People 10:30am-1:30pm Pastor’s Office Hours PBL ON

2 6pm Confirmation Meeting Parents and Students PBL ON

3 9am Text Study 2pm Women of the ELCA Introduction to 2015-2016 Study PBL ON

4 PBL OFF

5 PBL OFF

6 9am Worship 10am Fellowship Coffee Hour hosted Amundson PBL ON

7 OFFICE CLOSED HAPPY LABOR DAY! PBL OFF

8 9am Peace Circle meets @Eileen Hoehn’s home 9am Staff Meeting 10am Prayers for Our People 10:30am-1:30pm Pastor’s Office Hours 5:30pm Education Committee Meeting PBL ON

9 6pm Confirmation 7:15pm Worship Committee Meeting PBL ON

10 9am Text Study 11am Pastors’ Conference Meeting

11 PBL OFF

12 PBL OFF

13 8am Choir Practice 9am Worship 10am Fellowship Coffee Hour 10:15am Sunday School Rally Day PBL ON

14 PBL OFF

15 9am Staff Meeting 10am Prayers for Our People 10:30am-1:30pm Pastor’s Office Hours PBL ON

16 6pm Confirmation 6:30pm Church Council Meeting PBL ON

17 8am Men’s Breakfast 9am Text Study PBL ON

18 PBL OFF

19 PBL OFF

20 9am Worship 10am Fellowship Coffee Hour 10:15am Sunday School PBL ON

21 PBL OFF

22 9am Staff Meeting 10am Prayers for Our People 10:30am-1:30pm Pastor’s Office Hours PBL ON

23 5pm Book Study 6pm Confirmation

24 9am Text Study PBL ON

25 PBL OFF

26 PBL OFF

27 8am Choir Practice 9am Worship 10am Fellowship Coffee Hour hosted by Light Circle 10:15am Sunday School 11am EKL Youth PBL ON

28 PBL OFF

29 9am Staff Meeting 10am Prayers for Our People 10:30am-1:30pm Pastor’s Office Hours PBL ON

30 6pm Confirmation PBL ON

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