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ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NAVARINO
“Joyfully, we invite and equip all people to share Christ’s love”
The Mission Statement of Ascension Lutheran Church.
Ascension Lutheran Church
W6106 Navarino Road,
Shiocton, WI 54170
Church Office:
(715) 758-8312
Office hours are: Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday 8 am –12 pm
Church E-Mail:
Church website:
www.ascensionavarino.com
Pastors: Marcia Sabin 715-340-5951-Cell
Mark Sabin 715-340-3670-Cell Or 715-445-2097-Home
Your Church Council George Peters, President (920) 419-1415 Dave Klemp, Vice President (920) 450-3716 Lisa Wollenberg, Treasurer (920) 525-2024 Dawn Dingeldein, Secretary (920) 639-1183 Glen Peebles (715) 584-3029 Greg Schoettler (920) 984-3057
The council usually meets the third Sunday of each month at 8:00 AM. Please note due to Easter , the April Council meeting will be held at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, April 24th. You are welcome to attend.
The “Visitor”
2019
6:30 am Sunrise Service
7:30 am Easter Breakfast
9:30 am Worship Service
M E S S A GE F R O M T HE PA S T O R
Message from your Pastor
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name
Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven
Give us this day our daily bread
And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil
For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen
We pray this prayer every Sunday. Most of us know it by heart but do we know what we are
praying? This Lord’s Prayer is a confession of our relationship with God. Let’s look at the petitions
one at a time.
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. We confess that our Father is holy. As his
children we too must be holy. If we teach or preach in God’s name anything that is not true, God’s
name is dishonored. As his children we come back to him with a contrite heart. He will never
disappoint us. We receive forgive of sins for the sake of his Son, Jesus the Christ.
Thy kingdom come. The kingdom comes to us when we receive his Holy Spirit. The kingdom
comes to us in two ways; 1) the kingdom comes in time when Jesus was born and 2) in eternity
when Jesus comes back again.
Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. The good will of the Father comes and nothing can
prevail against it. Because we pray for God’s will to be done, we must expect suffering, attacks and
insults in the name of Jesus.
Give us this day our daily bread. We are to be thankful to God for his daily bread; everything that
is needed to satisfy our body; food, clothing, the fields and harvests of which food is produced.
Everything is included such as good government, family and friends; honoring each other and the
list goes on. Daily bread is all encompassing so our world doesn’t fall into chaos. This is daily
bread. Satan doesn’t want us to eat our bread in peace. He wants to create chaos in our lives; to take
away our gratefulness from God.
And forgive us our trespasses as we .forgive those who trespass against us. Because God
forgives our sins, we are free to forgive others.
And lead us not into temptation. God does not tempt us to sin. (Corinthians 10:13). God guards us
from all sorts of evil so we do not despair which leads to unbelief.
But deliver us from evil. We pray that our Holy Father will deliver us from evil that affect our
body and soul. The devil is a liar and murderer and he only wants to harm us. There is a spiritual
warfare for our souls.
For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. The doxology was added
later by the early church fathers after the birth of Christianity.
The Lord’s Prayer is confessing that God is holy and as his children we too are holy. We confess
that we must fully rely on God. Martin Luther is the main source of understanding the meaning of
the Lord’s Prayer.
The next time you pray the Lord’s Prayer, stop and think what you are confessing.
Blessings, Pastor Marcia ╬
M A I L B O X T H A N K YOU’S
Dear Partners in Faith,
We are thrilled to announce two scholarship opportunities available to students of your church, and invite you to share this news through your church bulletins, newsletters and other communications to members. Applications are available online until April 30.
InFaith Community Foundation Scholarship – Two $5,000 scholarships The InFaith Community Foundation Scholarship was established in 2013 to benefit students who are members of churches that have an active church endowment fund at InFaith Community Foundation. Applicants must be high school graduating seniors seeking a four-year undergraduate degree at an accredited college or university. Through this scholarship award, we hope to provide educational opportunities to an individual who demonstrates financial need, high academic achievement, and a commitment to sharing their blessings with the world. This scholarship program is made possible through an InFaith Field of Interest Fund, a collaborative fund made possible by InFaith donors to serve our shared community.
WomenLead Scholarship - Two $3,000 scholarships WomenLead recognizes the need for diverse leadership in ministry, nonprofits and civic organizations, and seeks to accelerate the extraordinary leadership of women to lead change using their talents to educate, advocate, and activate. The WomenLead Scholarship was established in 2017. Two educational scholarships in the amount of $3,000 will be awarded to women of Christian faith seeking a Masters or Doctoral level degree that will prepare them to serve in public service, non-profit leadership and/or in Christian ministry. Women of diverse backgrounds (race/ethnicity, age, faith) eager to lead through bold action, innovative vision and faith-inspired passion are encouraged to apply.
Please share these opportunities with your congregation! I’ve attached the full scholarship announcements for more information. Visit our website to learn more - https://www.infaithfound.org/newsgrants/scholarships.
Applications are due on April 30, 2019. If you have any questions about the scholarships or the application process please contact Nikki Johnson, Donor Services Associate, at (800) 365-4172, or [email protected].
NOTE for applying students: In the prequalifying questions section of our application, students should select YES in the last question, that they are a member of a congregation that holds an endowment with InFaith.
Warm regards, Kim
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Hi Ascension members, I want to let you know that I am doing well.
While I do appreciate all your prayers, you can take me off the prayer list. I am sure that others are in need of prayer. I want to thank all of you
for your consistent love and concern. Also, after having gone through cancer treatment for the second time in five years, I've decided to
move back to Alabama where all my children and grandchildren live. I thought I would stay here
until retirement but that may not give me enough time with the kiddos. I look forward to watching Kaden march with his high school band
(he plays the saxophone) and Kaely march in parades while she twirls her baton. This will also
give me time to reconnect with the boys in Florida. And my other granddaughters who are
all young ladies now. Thank you all for allowing me to be part of the
Ascension Family.
Blessings, Kathy Paquette
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Dear Mark and Marcia,
Thank you for your support of the NALS! Your
generosity helps us continue this important work of
raising up those who will continue the good work.
May the Lord bless your ministry abundantly. Your
partnership is greatly appreciated.
In His service,
Pastor Jeffray S. Greene
Thank you to Darrel for shoveling the snow off the entry area of the church roof. Knock on wood so far this year we have not had any water leaking in.
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Thank to all the people who donated soups so far this Lenten season for the Soup sup-
per. Also to everyone who brought other food donations, If you have not yet attend-ed I encourage you to come. The food is
great and the company even better.
Praise with Passion
Will be scheduled on a week by week basis.
5:00 pm Fellowship followed by 6:00pm Praise with Passion
(Gathering for informal, spirit-filled praise
and prayer) Please listen for announcements at church
or call Toni (715-853-9461) to be sure we are meeting.
Location: Ascension Lutheran Church
The ‘Church on the Corner’ 3 miles west of Navarino on Hwy 156
C H U R C H NE W S
For those who did not receive a free directory a limited number of
additional copies will be available at a cost of $5.00 each.
Special Projects Fund
Estimates for the church roof are between
$29,700-$58,000 and Solar removal is
estimated at $12,000 more or less. As of
March 26th $14,232.99 has been
collected for the replacement of our
church roof.
Special Projects Fundraiser There are VandeWalle’s candy bars on the table by the library for sale. They
are a dollar each. Please put your money in the envelope in the box. If you want
to sell elsewhere please see Heather Goodacre.
Mid-Week Lenten Services April 3rd and 10th
The following Lenten Services theme is
“What is So Amazing about Grace?
St. Paul and the church of the Philippians
Featuring, Dr. Ernest Longmenson
April 3rd 7:00 pm God’s Grace makes Me a New Creation
April 10th 7:00 pm Grace is God’s Gift and is God’s Action thru Me
Holy Week Services
April 18th 7:00 pm Maundy Thursday Service
April 19th 7:00pm Good Friday Service
April 21st 6:30 pm Easter Sunrise Service
April 21st 9:30 pm Easter Worship Service
Easter Breakfast will be served between 7:30-9:30 am on Easter morning.
Lenten Services Soup Supper
Wednesday April 3rd at 6:00 pm
Donations of Soup (two different kinds),
cookies, bars and quick breads are
needed for Wednesday, April 3rd. The Community
Dinner will provide the meal for April 10th. There
is sign up sheet for food donations on the table in
back of church.
All are Welcome
New Home Devotionals
“Our Daily Bread”
For April and May
Are now available on the table by the
library. Large print books are also available. There
is a box for a monetary donation to contribute
toward the cost of the book.
Exercise Group
Exercise Group is held on
Mondays and Thursdays
at 5:00pm. There will be no class on Maundy Thursday. Class ends
on April 29th for the summer months.
Prayers for those ill, injured or hospitalized:
Brittany (Klemp) Schumacher, Kim Schroth, Arletta Kauffman, Beck Pues, Alice Mueller, Dean Pues, Brittany Slack, Betty Hillsberg, Peggi Strelow, Rosie Pues, Tim Rohrer, Bob Singler, Dylan Mueller, Carol Kloes, Terri Rapp, Jill Krohlow,
Mark Mueller, David Nesberg, Larry Svetnicka, Reba Power, Jackson Kloes, Geri Anderson, Mark Stevens, Lori Meyer, Rick Meyer
Prayers for our Military:
D.J. Fuerst— grandson of Dennis and Kay Fuerst Ivan Lorenzo—grandson of Charmaine Olson
Jonathan Sabin—son of Pastor Sabin
March Benevolence went to
NALC National and
Local support
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Flowers for Easter Sunday
If you would like to purchase an Easter Lily for the altar the sign up sheet is on the table in back
of Church. The cost is $17.00.
Easter Breakfast will be
served between services on
April 21st.
We are requesting donations of Egg Bakes,
Coffee Cakes, Kringles, Fresh Fruit,
Deviled Eggs, Gluten Free Dishes, Appetizers
and Orange Juice and Apple juice.
Please sign up on the sheet in back of church.
We will be collecting canned goods for the
food pantry with the Easter Breakfast. Loaves
and Fishes is in need of: jelly/jam, canned
vegetables, boxed potatoes, cereal and toilet
paper. The shopping cart will be available to
drop items on your way into church. If you
would like to make a monetary donation
there will be a basket in the beginning of the
breakfast line.
Any questions please see Glen or Phyllis.
Raise the Roof Pizza Sales The Pizza sale so far has raised
$2170.31 for the church roof fund. We do have a extra pizzas for sale if you
have already run out or forgot to order. They are in the small freezer by the coat rack.
Confirmation Sunday is May 5th
The following students will be confirmed
Abigail Daniels
Abigail Demerath
Bradley Demerath
Autumn Lorenz
Sidney Stedjee
ASSISTING MINISTERS
April 2019
GUshers
Greeters
Communion Helper
Readers
Money Counters
April 7 9:30 am
Jean Conradt Bonnie Weyers
Ed & Patty Lorenz
Dave Klemp Denelle Daniels Arnie & Carol Kloes
April 14 9:30 am
George Peters Al Meiers
John & Dorothy Nelson
Dave Rohrer Heather Goodacre Glen Peebles
April 21 6:30 am
Terry & Jean Conradt
Dave & Sally Richter
Judy Porter Nancy Peters
April 21 9:30 am
Glen Peebles Al & Ruthann Meiers
Patty Lorenz Darrel Klemp Phyllis Peebles
April 28 9:30 am
Greg & Amy Schoettler
Carl & Pat Schoettler
Denelle Daniels Madeline Daniels John & Dorothy Nelson
If you would like to help out with any of the above tasks, please call the church office (715-758-8312) and we will add your name to the list. If you are unable to be here on the date you
are assigned, please find a replacement. Thank you.
DATE NAME
04/08 McKenzie Wollenberg
04/09 Betty Ladwig
04/11 Dean Rueden
04/12 Greycen Johnson
04/14 Rod Hillsberg
04/16 John Nelson
04/18 Mackenzie Dingeldein
04/19 Michael Homan
04/19 Rosemary Kienast
04/20 Jeff Anderson
04/21 Glen Peebles
04/23 Ruthann Meiers
04/25 Janice Wausch
04/27 Kevin Conradt
04/30 Jody Kuhn-Kauffman
DATE NAME
04/02 Jane Shulze
04/04 Brad Schuelke
04/06 Helen Kienast
04/06 Brandon Wilkinson
04/07 Stacey Homan
April
C O U N C I L M I N UT E S
Council Meeting Minutes Wednesday, February 27th, 2019
Present: Dawn Dingeldein, Dave Klemp, Lisa Wollenberg, George Peters, Greg Schoettler, Glen Peebles, Pastors Mark and Marcia Sabin Guests: Bonnie Weyers
President George Peters brought the meeting to order at 5:00 pm.
Devotion and prayer: led by Pastor Mark Sabin.
Approval of minutes: January minutes approved. Motion made by Glen P, and 2nd by Dave K . Voice vote passed. Annual Meeting minutes approved. 1st Dave K and 2nd Glen P. Voice vote passed,
Pastors Report: Seven shut-in visits with holy communion. One hospital visit. Attended a healing conference. Sunday school and confirmation sessions.
Treasurer’s/Finance Report: Income for January $5,916.00 Expenses for January $8,127.11. $125.00 below budgeted expenses annualized. Many annual expenses/fees occur in January. Loud offering $169.71, Thrivent Choice $509.00, Misc. donations of $550, Fellowship money $862.54. Total available for projects $10,300.61. Report approved by Dave K., 2nd Greg S. Voice vote passed.
Education: Youth are planning on attending winter retreat. Planning and coordination taking place with parents and kids. Confirmation to be in spring. Date to be determined.
Finance: $10,000 from project fund was placed into a CD at 2.9% interest.
Property: Thank you to Darrell for shoveling off the roof and walkways.
Worship: Ash Wednesday is March 6th. Soup supper at 6:00pm will occur during Lent on Wednesday evenings. Confirmation will take place on Sunday May 5th. Pastor Mark also commented on plans for a firefighter recognition service for a Sunday in October. Details and dates to follow.
Membership: Remember to pick up a church photo directory if you had pictures taken. They are extra directories for purchase. Contact Bonnie if interested. $5.00 each.
Youth: Danielle Daniels helping plan winter retreat for youth.
Old Business: Community Dinner: March dinner will be hot dogs and tuna melt. 3rd Wednesday in March. Projects: (Roof) est. $29,700-$58,000). + Solar removal $12,000 +/-
New Business: Fundraising: Thank you to everyone that helped buy or sell the coupon cards from Patty Lorenz. Fundraising Committee has been formed. One meeting was held February 6th with the intent to help coordinate the fundraising efforts and help
with clarity and communication of the roof fundraising efforts. If interested in joining, please contact Dawn Dingeldein or Nancy Peters. Pizza making and sales completed. Amount raised not finalized yet. Thank you to all you helped. Thank you to the coordinators: Toni Klemp,
Bonnie Weyers and Heather Goodacre.
Upcoming Fundraisers: Script program: Nancy Peters will be applying for participation in the program. Information on how the program works will be forthcoming. The intent is to sell “cards” after church of popular places (ex. Fleet farm, Kwik Trip) used to purchase items and/or purchased online.
Navarino Days Pie Sale: July 13th (Pies will be needed on Friday July 12th-to be delivered to church. We will be in need of volunteers to help sell pie slices the day of the event. (11:00am-2:00pm -or sold out)
Norwegian Cemetery Brat Fry: August 26th, 27th, 28th. (Monday-Wednesday) more details to come on volunteers needed and a schedule.
Annual Fall Rummage sale. We can hold this event again and are looking for volunteers to coordinate as well. No date has been set yet.
If you have any ideas of future fundraisers, please let the council or the fundraising committee know so we can discuss as possibilities to increase the funds for the roof fund.
Next meeting: Sunday March 17th, 8:00 am
Meeting adjourned 6:10 pm. Motion to adjourn: Dave K 1st, Glen P 2nd. Respectfully Submitted by: Dawn Dingeldein, Secretary.
C O U N C I L M I N UT E S
Council Meeting Minutes Sunday, March 17th, 2019
Present: Dawn Dingeldein, Lisa Wollenberg, George Peters, Glen Peebles, Pastors Mark Sabin
President George Peters brought the meeting to order at 8:05 am.
Devotion and prayer: led by Pastor Mark Sabin. Approval of minutes: February minutes approved with changes to education and worship section. To move confirmation sentence from worship section to education tab. Motion made to approve amended minutes by Glen P, and 2nd by Lisa W. Voice vote passed.
Pastors Report: Five visits with holy communion. One counseling session. Two mid-week services. Four youth ministry evenings. Helped make pizzas during “pizza fundraiser” Saturday.
Treasurer’s/Finance Report: Income for February $3,681.00 Expenses for February $5, 897.67. No unexpected expenses. $4,427.78 income below expenses. One Sunday was canceled due to inclement weather. Loud offering $78.72, Thrivent Choice $97.00, gift card fundraiser $228.00, Misc. donations of $190.00, Dart ball donation $250.00. Pizza expenses $1,934.69. Income from pizzas not received yet. Total available for projects $9,209.64 Status of income/expenses to be handed out to the congregation quarterly before the service and to be included in the bulletin and the monthly visitor. Report approved by Dawn D, 2nd Glen P. Voice vote passed.
Education: Confirmation will take place on Sunday May 5th. Four confirmands.
Finance: No report.
Property: No report.
Worship: Easter services: Maundy Thursday 7:00 pm, Good Friday 7:00pm, Easter Sunday 6:30 sunrise service followed by “Easter breakfast” and 9:30 Easter Sunday service. Lenten services continue at 7:00 pm. Country Gospel service Sunday 6/16. Followed by a barbecue pork lunch and potluck. Silent auction as well to raise funds for special projects.
Membership: Mobile directory from Lifetouch. Lisa Wollenberg and Bonnie will be reviewing for possible use.
Youth: Youth to attend retreat in March.
Old Business: Community Dinner: March dinner will be hot dogs and tuna melt. 3rd Wednesday in March 20th. April meal: Chili and grilled cheese. Wednesday April 10th.
Projects: (Roof) est. $29,700-$58,000). + Solar removal $12,000 +/-
New Business: Sign up for Easter breakfast food items on the back tables. Thank you to Glen and Phyllis Peebles for coordinating.
Fundraising Fundraising Committee to meet Friday April 12th. Upcoming Fundraisers: Sunday 6/16 Country Gospel service, dinner and fundraiser. Looking for anyone that would want to donate an item for silent auction for the event. Script program: Nancy Peters will be applying for participation in the program. Information on how the program works will be forthcoming. The intent is to sell “cards” after church of popular places (ex. Fleet farm, Kwik Trip) used to purchase items and/or purchased online. Navarino Days Pie Sale: July 13th (Pies will be needed on Friday July 12th-to be delivered to church. We will be in need of volunteers to help sell pie slices the day of the event. (11:00am-2:00pm -or sold out) Norwegian Cemetery Brat Fry: August 26th, 27th, 28th. (Monday -Wednesday). Charlies County Market. Profits will be used towards the roof fund. We will need volunteers for all three days. A sign up will be forthcoming. Annual Fall Rummage sale. We can hold this event again and are looking for volunteers to coordinate as well. No date has been set yet. If you have any ideas of future fundraisers, please let the council or the fundraising committee know so we can discuss as possibilities to increase the funds for the roof fund.
Next meeting: Wednesday April 24th, 5:30 pm
Meeting adjourned 9:08 am. Motion to adjourn: Glen P. 1st, Lisa W. 2nd. Respectfully Submitted by: Dawn Dingeldein, Secretary.
M I S S I O N A R Y NE W S
Prayers for our Congregation
The Ascension Champions of Prayer are inviting you to join us in praying for every member
of our Ascension Family. Each Sunday a list the names of those you should hold up in prayer
for the week will be posted in the bulletin. The power of prayer is amazing and we know we
will see and feel the love of others on the day we are prayed for. If you would like to
submit a special request for you , a family member or friend, please use the form below and
submit it to Pastor Marcia or Kay Fuerst.
The Champions of Prayer are waiting to pray for your concerns. If you would like to share a confidential prayer request with a small group of fellow Christians who are willing and waiting to pray for your concerns, please take a moment and let us know how we can help. Please briefly list your concern, request or praise below. Your request will remain confidential, no need to even sign your name. Place the form in with your offering or give it to Kay Fuerst.
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V I A DE C R I S T O NE W S
If you have something you would like to have included in the
“Visitor”, please have the information to the church
office by the third Sunday of the prior month.
Via de Cristo News
Everyone is invited to join us
You are welcome to share in our celebration of God’s Love
Northern Light Ultreya & Annual Meeting
April 14, 2019 • 2PM
Potluck Meal
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
503 Schmiedt Ave.
Rothschild, Wi 54474
The next Community Dinner will be Wednesday, April 10th at 5:30pm.
Please note the Community Dinner is one week earlier than normal
due to Holy Week.
Chili and Grilled Cheese Sandwiches will be provided.
We are asking for donations of Cheese and Sausage, Gluten Free Dishes,
Salads and Jello’s, Deviled Eggs, Fruit and Vegetables and Dip, and Desserts.
A sign up sheet is on the table by the library.
For more information contact Judy, Glen or Phyllis.
Everyone is Welcome
Focus Items for
April 2019
Jelly/Jam/Preserves
Canned Veggies
Boxed Potatoes
Cereal
Toilet Paper
If these items look familiar, it’s because
most of them are the same as the last
several months. We are desperately short
on these items.
**Cash donations are always welcome.
Thank you for your continued support.
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Shawano Area Silver Society Club
The club provides a fun, comfortable environment where people with early stage memory loss, along with their companion and/or caregiver, can relax, engage, and enjoy the company of others who are on the same journey. There is ono cost to attend.
The Navarino Nature Center has many upcoming events. Below are a list of April events.
You can RSVP at [email protected].
Paint with Pam Peter Rabbit/Truck Thurs. April 4, 2019 6 pm - 8 pm
Sign up now to create this cute spring sign in one of Pam’s fun painting classes! You will learn how to add your own personal flairs to make it your own. Space is limited so sign up soon. Fee: Members $40/ Non-members $45 Register online or by calling the Nature Center.
Fairy House Workshop Sat, April 6, 2019 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Participants (adults and youth 14 and over). Learn how to build a fairy house using common natural and recy-cled items. Minimum of 4, maximum of 12. Bring a glue gun if you have one. RSVP by Wednesday March 27th. Fee: $30 members,$35 non-members
Sky Dance An Evening with the Woodcock Saturday, April 6, 2019 6:30 - 8:30pm
Have you ever wondered what a woodcock is? It is a tiny well camouflaged bird that has an amazing courtship dis-play. Come out to Navarino Nature Center and learn from DNR Wildlife Biologist Kay Brockman-Mederas about these little birds and go for a woodcock walk. After the walk, take in the site of these birds performing their elaborate and entertaining courtship dance. Please bring a lawn chair or something comfortable to sit on.
Fee: $5 members, $10 non-members, $15 families
Evening with the Sandhill Cranes Thursday, April 11, 2019 at 6:30 pm
Watch the nightly flight of the Sandhill crane into Pike’s Peak Flowage for overnight roosting. Whether 100 or 5,000 it is always a special moment. Binoculars and spotting scopes provided, Q& A with the naturalist, 1/2 mile hike in and out. Fee: $5 members, $10 non-members, $15 families. Please RSVP in case of inclement weather.
Let’s go on a Trolley Ride Wednesday, April 24, 2019 at 10 am
Want to see spring wildlife, however the hiking is not as fun anymore? How about riding the Navarino trolley? See Sandhills, migrating birds and other wildlife, and Q & A with staff and volunteers. Fee: $5 member, $10 non-members, $15 families.
Paint with Pam: Open Class Thurs., April 25, 2019 at 6 pm.
There have been a variety of classes that Pam has put on. Is there a sign you wanted to make, but missed the class? Well this is your chance to make that sign. This open class will allow you to make that sign you wanted. Contact the Nature Center for pricing and design options. All materials will be provided along with Pam's painting tips and tricks to make this workshop easy and fun! Fee: $40 members, $45 non-members
2019 Spring Trail Run / Walk Saturday, April 27, 2019
10Km run starts at 9:00am. 5KM Run/Walk starts at 9:00am, 1 mile Kid’s Run starts at 10:30 am. Fees vary depending on race and date of registration. Please visit www.navarino.org for more information.
Spring Open House / Earth Day event at Navarino Saturday, April 27, 2019 11 am to 2 pm
Join us from 11-2 for food, family activities, crafts, face painting, visit from Smokey the Bear, wagon rides, fairy house display, build a bird/bat house and more! Reservations are suggested to aid staff in event preparations.
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C O M M U N I T Y E VE N T S
“‘PURSE’ enality” Spring Salad Luncheon
Sponsored by the
CHRIsTUS LUTHERAN CHURCH Women
Will be held on
Tuesday, April 30, 2019 From 11:00AM-1:00PM
In the Christus Lutheran Parish Hall
on Main and 16th Streets, Clintonville WI
A variety of salads are served buffet style as well as hot German potato salad,
calico bean casserole, dessert bars and cookies, rolls, coffee and milk.
Tickets are available at the door for $7.00 or may be purchased in advance for
$6.50 by calling 715-823-3448 or at the Christus Church office at 715-823-6521.
Christus is handicap accessible
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A Mug Club for Caregivers
Shawano County Department of Human Services, The Pines Post acute and Memory
Care is hosting the
Mug Club for Caregivers
A support group for anyone providing care for other individuals with a need to learn coping skills,
resources or just bonding with others who understand.
We will meet the first Tuesday of the Month
From 5pm-7pm
At the Fellman Center-607 E. Elizabeth Street Shawano
Next Session is Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Question’s? or Transportation Needs? Call the Shawano County Department of Human Services at 715-526-4686
T H I S A N D T H AT
Gobble Good Turkey Casserole
1 can cream of mushroom soup 1 can cream of celery soup 1 package onion soup mix 1 cup rice 1 1/2 cups milk 2-3 cups cooked turkey
Combine all ingredients in a large casserole dish. Bake covered at 350 degrees. You may substitute chicken for the turkey.
Thank you Patty Lorenz for providing this recipe.
A Sunday School teacher asked
her class why Joseph and Mary
took Jesus with them to Jerusalem.
A small child replied: “They
couldn’t get a baby sitter.” ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
A Sunday School teacher was
discussing the Ten
Commandments with her five and
six year old. After explaining the
commandment to “honor thy
father and thy mother,” she asked
“Is there a commandment that
teaches us how to treat our
brothers and sisters?” Without
missing a beat one little boy
answered, “Thou shall not kill.” ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
At Sunday School they were
teaching how God created
everything, including human
beings. Little Johnny seemed
especially intent when they told
him how Eve was created out of
one of Adam’s ribs. Later in the
week his mother noticed him lying
down as though he were ill, and
said, “Johnny what is the matter?”
Little Johnny responded, “I have a
pain in my side. I think I’m going to
have a wife.” ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
Thank you to Ralph Mueller for
forwarding these gems.
Twin City Monument Works, Inc. in Neenah Wis. have left some
of their business cards with the cemetery committee. If anyone is
interested, they are on the shelf as you go out of church.
April 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm-Bible Study
2 9:00 am--Bible Study 10:00 am-Loaves & Fishes Board Meeting
3 6 pm-Soup Supper 6-6:30 pm— Confirmation 6-6:45 pm-Sunday School 7:00 pm-Lenten Service
4 5:00 pm—Exercise Group
5
8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
6
7 Fifth Sunday in Lent
8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship
8
5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm-Bible Study
9 9:00 am—Bible Study
10
5-7 pm-L& F Distribution 5:30 pm—Community Dinner 6:00 pm—S. S. & Confirmation 7:00 pm-Lenten Service
11 5:00 pm—Exercise Group
12
8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
13 9:00 –11:00 am Loaves & Fishes Distribution
14 Palm Sunday
8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship
15
5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm--Bible Study
16
9:00 am—Bible Study
17 No Confirmation or Sunday School
18
7:00 pm-Maundy Thursday Service No Exercise Group
19
7:00 pm– Good Friday Service
20
21 Resurrection of our Lord
Easter Sunday
6:30 am Sunrise Service 7:30 am Easter Breakfast 9:30 am Worship
22
5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm-Bible Study
23 9:00 am—Bible Study
24
5:30 pm—Council Meeting 6:30pm—Confirmation & Sunday School
25 5:00 pm—Exercise Group
26
8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
27
28 Second Sunday of Easter
8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship
29 5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm-Bible Study
30 9:00 am—Bible Study
