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THE VISITOR BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
INTRODUCING BRIDGE PASTOR KRIS KURZEJESKI!
A Note From Pastor John Lestock
JUNE 2016 VOLUME 16, ISSUE 6
If you have not yet met her, let me introduce to you a friend you will be seeing quite a bit of at Be-thel. Pastor Kristin “Kris” Kurzejeski will be helping us as our “bridge pastor” over the next months. She will be with us on a part-time basis and involved with: leading worship, preaching, helping with weddings, funerals , baptisms, as well as some counseling, teaching, and visiting, when needed. As a note of clarification, this is a temporary position Kris is filling and not a pastoral “call”. Rather, she is serving here while our Call Committee(s) are actively search-ing for, and interviewing, poten-tial pastors for our long term po-sitions. Pastor Kris and her family (husband Neal and three children) live in Stillwater, Minnesota. She is a 2010 graduate of Luther Seminary in St Paul and served as
an associate pastor at Roseville Lutheran Church in the Twin Cit-ies for five years. She grew up on a farm in Trimont, Minnesota and loves to read, attend sporting events, and watch movies. She says she has always rooted for the Twins and the Vikings and now “considers it one of her crosses to bear.” Pastor Kris comes to us with high recommendations and praises from pastors and churchmen that know her well. Please help us in welcoming Kris and making her feel “at home” here at Bethel. You may want to give her a call or stop by her of-fice sometime soon. We’re excited to see the various ways God will use Pastor Kris and her gifts and talents here in the coming months. In God’s Great Love, Pastor John Lestock
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
WORSHIP THIS SUMMER Prepare to be uplifted and engaged by this summer’s special music at the 8am and 11am traditional services provided by professional artist, youth and small ensembles! May 29: Guest pianist, Hannah Betchwars, St. Olaf sophomore and Bethel member June 6: Youth Violinists Eliza Jorgenson and Molly Metcalf June 19: Trumpeter Mel Olson will play two world premiers by Skip James June 26: Men’s Choir July 3: Violinist Natalia Moisseva will play Bach July 10: Kathryn Hagen’s double trio of women singers July 17: Lady’s Choir, guest cellist, Daryl Skobba Vocal duets, solos, professional musician Scott Rogness (pianist & vocalist) will all be featured.
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BETHEL’S VISION FOR MISSION
To WELCOME all people to know Jesus Christ and come to faith in him. To provide the means for growth for Christian maturity, EQUIPPING people with the power of faith in Christ for everyday life. To challenge each member to take a personal share of God’s mission, SEND-
ING them to bring Christ’s compassion, hope and joy into the world, our communi-ties and homes.
The Visitor (USPS 79) is published monthly by Bethel Lutheran Church, 920 Third Street, Hudson, WI 54016-1696. Periodicals Postage Paid at Hudson, WI. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Visi-tor, 920 Third St., Hudson, WI 54016-1696.
BETHEL STAFF DIRECTORY
PASTORAL STAFF
Senior Pastor
John Lestock, ext. 22 [email protected]
Bridge Pastor
Kris Kurzejeski [email protected]
Visitation Pastor
Bob Bipes, home: 715.425.5801 [email protected]
CHILDREN’S & YOUTH
MINISTRY STAFF
Director of High School Ministry
Jean Elliott, ext. 34
Director of Middle School
Ministry
Cindy Halunen, ext. 26 [email protected] Director of Children’s Ministry
Wendy Theobald [email protected]
Coordinator of Faith Milestones
Missy Austreng, ext. 26 [email protected]
Youth Ministry Comm. Asst. Marcie Andrews, ext. 26
MUSIC MINISTRY STAFF
Music Director
Layton “Skip” James 715.690.4503 [email protected]
Contemporary Worship Dir.
Eric Possehl [email protected]
SUPPORT STAFF
Business Administrator
Ralph Van Keulen, ext. 25 [email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Rita Fitzsimons, ext. 21 [email protected]
Events Coordinator
Juli Hilding, ext. 27 [email protected]
Communications Coordinator
Missy Austreng
Volunteer Coordinator
Kathy Jeska, ext. 33 [email protected]
Financial Secretary
Cheri Monette, ext. 28 [email protected]
Media Technician
Bill Jenkinson, 715.381.1123 [email protected]
BUILDING SUPPORT STAFF
Custodian, Highlands
Chuck Lewis, ext. 21
Custodians, Downtown
Bryce Yonash, ext. 21 Sharon Sippel, ext. 21
BETHEL HIGHLANDS
PRESCHOOL
Director
Kari Jo Fore 715.381.8254, ext. 401 [email protected]
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS 920 Third Street
Hudson, WI 54016 (Administrative office) 715.386.8821 bethelhudson.org
Office Hours: M-F: 8:30 am—4:30 pm Sunday: 8 am—10 am
HIGHLANDS CAMPUS
BETHEL HIGHLANDS PRESCHOOL 504 Frontage Road Hudson, WI 54016
Preschool Office: P 715.381.8254, x. 401 www.bethelhighlandspreschool.org
BROADCAST OF SERVICES Hudson Public Access/Channel 15 broadcasts Bethel’s Sunday service on Wednesdays at 7 pm
and Thursdays at 7 am.
WEVR 106.3 FM & 1550 AM play
a radio broadcast 8 am on Sundays.
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BETHEL WEEKLY
WORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
DOWNTOWN
CAMPUS:
Traditional Worship
8am Sundays
HIGHLANDS
CAMPUS:
Contemporary
Worship
5:30pm Saturdays 9:30am Sundays
6:30pm Wednesdays (WOW begins 6/15)
Traditional Worship
11am Sundays
your service to this call. As this committee begins their meetings and their tasks, please keep each of these people in your prayers and stay tuned for reports from them as they go about their work. A second Call Committee will ultimately be formed for the Associate Pastor position in late summer or early fall.
Thank you to all who were able to take part in the congregational meeting: Where Do We Go From Here? The Call Committee for the Pastor of Youth and Families has been assembled. A big thank you to Becca Benoy, Thomas Newell, Melissa Davidson, Ian Isakson, Cindy Smith, Marty Haefner, Bobbe Henderson, Alan Burchill (Committee Chairperson), Tim Beyer (Church Council Represen-tative), Pastor John Lestock for
BETHEL CALL COMMITTEE PROCESS
NURSERY HELPERS
NEEDED Do you like kids? Do you enjoy playing? We’ve got a task for you! Nursery helpers are needed (Students and Adults) during: • 9:30am worship at
Highlands, on a rotat-ing schedule
• Periodical events such as New Disciple classes,
If you are willing to be a part of a list of volunteers, please email Kathy Jeska at kjeska @bethelhudson.org or call the church office.
BETHEL U PRESENTS: DR. AARON DOERING
The event on Wednesday, June 22, is one you won’t want to miss. Dr. Aaron Doering’s message is pertinent for adults and teens as well. Tickets are $5 for the session and a portion of the fees will go to-ward Bethel’s youth ministry. Those who are 17 and under are free, but a ticket is requested for space accommodations. You can get yours from the youth selling during worship on Sundays or online at bethelhudson.org. Dr. Aaron Doering, a full profes-sor at University of Minnesota, is an adventure-learning pioneer
who has transformed the land-scape of online learning by liter-ally bringing the world into class-rooms around the globe. He has more than a decade and thou-sands of miles of experience dog-sledding and skiing the circumpo-lar Arctic and interviewing Elders in some of the most remote global communities. Dr. Doering is one of four ex-plorers who just returned from the Arctic for the first of an eight part learning series called, “The Changing Earth.” To virtually experience some of Doering’s current projects, go to www.chasingseals.com.
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BETHEL BOOK CLUB
MEETS JUNE 1
The book we will be discussing is “The Nazi Officer’s Wife” by Edith Hahn Beer on Wednesday, June 1 at 1:00 pm, Downtown Campus. This is a story of a Jewish woman whose faith in her religion and her strength never let her down in spite of the horrendous perils she faced in her life during the World War II period. Edith Hahn was an outspoken young woman in Vienna when the Gestapo forced her into a ghetto and then a labor camp. When she returned home later, she became a hunted woman and went underground. She emerged in Munich as Grete Denner, married Werner Vetter, a Nazi Party member, and he kept her identity a secret. All are welcome to join this lively book discussion which will be facilitated by Marie Heikkila.
The Women of Bethel gather monthly (October-June) with friends, new and old, to share the Word of God. All women are welcome to attend a gathering of their choice! If you have any questions, please contact Gail Nolan, facilitator, at [email protected]. This month’s gatherings: Dorcas Gathering: Thursday, June 9, 9:30am, at Downtown Campus. Hostesses: Doreen Deal and Polly Orf. Bible study leader: Char Lee.
Mary Gathering: Thursday, June 9, 12pm, at the home of Cid Phillips (529 Galahad Rd.) Pot-luck luncheon followed by a Bible study. Marlene Libby will lead the study titled, "Treasure in Clay Jars". Ruth Gathering: Thursday, June 9, 7pm, at the home of Bette Peterson. It will be a group study. Naomi Gathering: Monday, June 13, 2pm, at the home of Wendy Peterson (715 4th St., Hudson; Phone #715-690-9792). Bible Study: Barbara Ronningen.
QUILTING SUPPLIES: used blankets—full or double size—that are used as a filler in the quilts. Donations may be left at the Downtown Welcome Center Quilting Supply Box
FUNERAL HELPERS: a few men are needed to periodically help with funerals. Can your name be added to the list? Con-tact Gail Nolan at 715-781-2029 or [email protected].
WOMEN OF BETHEL GATHERINGS FOR JUNE
NEEDS OF WOMEN OF BETHEL GROUPS
Dinner is set for Monday, June 20! From 5 – 7 pm at Wendy’s in Hudson, support both Wendy’s and Bethel youth by dining out. During this time, a percentage of the profits will support Bethel’s youth ministry. Also, youth from Bethel will be there to greet you and will regularly be drawing for door prizes. Great food, fellow-ship, and fun! Are you a youth and want to serve at Wendy’s Night? Contact Jean
BETHEL NIGHT AT WENDY’S IN HUDSON
Elliott at [email protected]. Let Wendy’s do the cooking!
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IN GRATITUDE Dear Bethel family, At the end of that Sunday evening, after we gave our last hugs and sat down in our car, Alicia turned to me (Ben) when it was just the two of us, and the first thing she asked was, “how do you feel?” I usually take a moment to think in times like this, but this time, my response came out automatically: “Loved.” From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to say thank you. Thank you to everyone who made our “good journey” celebration unforget-table. During the program, the reception, and the last few weeks of our time at Bethel, we felt overwhelmed with love by the Bethel and Hudson community. We are humbled and grateful by each and every one of you who took the time to surround us with good wishes and prayer. May God bless you in this next chapter in the life and faith of Bethel. We thank you, and we thank God for you. Your brother and sister in Christ, Ben and Alicia Hilding (and Miriam too!)
Bethel's Church Council works
with the senior pastor and busi-
ness administrator in providing
for the spiritual care of the con-
gregation, in promoting its mate-
rial welfare, and in managing the
business and fiscal affairs of the
congregation.
This group meets monthly (or
more frequently if needed) and
each council member is assigned
to a committee of the congrega-
tion. You are invited to reach out
to any of the council members
with any questions you may have.
You will see photos in the lobbies
at both campuses and online.
Contact information can be found
on BethelOne through
bethelhudson.org.
Church Council Officers Krista Ottino, President
Erin Mason, Vice President Marie Heikkila, Secretary Dennis Duerst, Treasurer
Mike Bartels, Financial Secretary
MEET BETHEL’S CHURCH COUNCIL
2016 Bethel Council Committee Assignments Mike Bartels Stewardship Tim Beyer Mission & Justice Lowell Enerson Property Mgmt., Personnel Deb Green Outreach Tasha Gunderson Worship & Music Marie Heikkila BHP Board Parish Ed. Nick Holter Youth Rep, Parish Ed. Erin Mason Communications Julie Neidershauser Congregational Life Pam Oman Congregational Life Krista Ottino Governance Dan Theobald Endowment Dick Trende Worship & Music, Property Mgmt., Columbarium Tim Wiste Youth Ministry
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• BOAT TRIP: A three-peat boat trip to see the progress on the St. Croix Crossing bridge on Saturday, June 25. Department of Transporta-tion engineers will on the boat to share what is happen-ing and the future plans. The bus will leave Bethel Down-town at 8am and lunch at the Lowell Inn will follow the boat trip. Food must be pre-ordered at sign-up. The cost for the trip is $28. The final day to register with payment is Sunday, June 12. Sign up for Bethel members at the Downtown Welcome Center or the church office.
• SOUTH PACIFIC at the GUTHRIE THEATER: Enjoy all the beautiful and familiar songs from Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic musical, South Pacific, on Wednesday, August 3. Lunch is at the Guthrie Level 5 Cafe prior to the show and must be preselected at the time of sign up. The cost for the day: show, lunch and bus is $47. The bus will leave Down-town Campus at 10:30am. Sign up at the Downtown Welcome Center by Monday, June 27. Payment is also due by that date. This is an early sign up and payment, but it is required by the Guthrie in order to purchase the tickets.
WANTED: YOUR HOME!
Want to make a difference from the comfort of your own home? Invite a Chinese college student studying at Bethel University this summer (August 3- 24) to be a part of your family! Share your love and faith with your student, and you'll plant a seed. Your student takes classes during the day and spends the evenings with you. Transportation help to/from Bethel is provided as well as a stipend. For information contact Lisa Bekemeyer, [email protected] or 651-253-9498.
YOUNG AT HEARS SCHEDULE UPCOMING EVENTS
FMSC DATE SET Feed My Starving Chil-dren® is a Christian non-profit organization com-mitted to feeding God’s children hungry in body and spirit. The approach is simple: children and adults hand-pack meals specifically formulated for malnourished chil-dren. Bethel has reserved spots on Saturday, June 11 for the 11:30am-1:30pm shift in Eagan, Minnesota. You can register to pack meals with this team at bethelhudson.org/serve.
JOURNEY WOMEN’S RETREAT THANKS YOU!
Once again, women were moved and changed over the Journey Women’s Retreat. This weekend is cherished time spent renewing and relaxing—with new and old friends and family and in the Word. Thank you to all who make this possible: The Journey Planning Team, the many helpers, Bethel Endowment and Women of Be-thel grants to offset scholarship costs and provided professional musicians Heather Moen, Amy Courts and Torie Redpath. A thank you also to Tracy Berglund and Thrivent Financial for funds that al-lowed the partici-pants to experience
professional speaker and author, Dr. Karoline Lewis. And a special thank you to all the guys who helped run Sunday School on a day when most of women leaders were away (you can come help on any Sunday, too). Watch for dates for the 2017 retreat soon. The planning team is in the initial planning stages of this memorable event.
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WELCOME BETHEL’S NEW DISCIPLES
Yazmin Alvarado, Adam Schumacher and Amelio
Richard Scherer Josh and Kim Schommer Lauren and Graham Kathleen Schommer
Tom Kloster, Monique Hall and Chase Kloster
Thomas and Laura Johnston Owen and Alivia
Bryce and Kelly Buckles Delainey
Julie Lohman Lilibeth Hanson with husband Wayne
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WELCOME BETHEL’S NEW DISCIPLES
Meg O’Brien Friend Cecil Reiners
Ronald and Sheila Johnson
Jacob and Katherine Clymer Henry and Greta
Reid and Kim Northwick Ella
John and Kate Dulaney Charles and McKenzie
James and Kimber Mujwid Jase and Cole
Dominic and Stacey, Busta Carter, Jackson and Madelyn
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Luther Point Scholarships are available – please see Jean Elliott at [email protected]. Bethel will provide transportation to and from camp. ** Wendy Theobald will be at camp Sunday through Thursday morning and Marcie Andrews will be there Friday morning to help the students check-out.** Students Entering Grades 3, 4 Dates: June 19-21 (3 days, 2 nights, pickup 7pm on the 21st) Deposit: $65 Cost: $200 Students Entering Grade 5 Dates: June 19-24 Deposit: $125 Cost: $395
Camp Wapo Students entering Grades 6, 7, 8 ** Cindy Halunen will be at Camp Wapo for portions of this week.** Dates: August 7 – 12 Cost: $410 Camp Wapo – One Day Introduce your kids to the excit-ing possibilities of church camp with at Camp Wapo’s One Day! ** Marcie Andrews will be chaperoning this event ** Students entering grades 1 – 4 Date: August 10, leaving at 7:30am and returning about 5pm Cost: $25
SUMMER CAMPS—FIND REGISTRATION LINKS AND
FORMS AT BETHELHUDSON. ORG
WELCOME WENDY
We are honored to welcome Wendy Theobald as the new Director of Children’s Ministry! Wendy and her family have been members of Bethel since they moved to Hudson and have been active, faithful members. She has an education background and has been team-leading preschool Sunday School for the past two years. As the Children’s Ministry Director, Wendy will lead ministry for children from birth through 5th grade working ¾ time. Please welcome Wendy as she begins this new role!
Cave Quest Vacation Bible School – Following Jesus, the Light of the World. As a student or a helper, it’s an event you won’t want to miss! Dates: July 11 – 15 Times: 9am - noon Cost: $30 per student Who: Students – entering 4 year old preschool through entering 5th grade and Volunteers – entering 6th grade and up Register: online at bethelhudson.org/youthministry/vacationbibleschool
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SENIOR LEAGUE
WEDNESDAY
SCHEDULE
Senior Leaguers meet 7-9pm on Wednesdays for some fun and games at Downtown Campus throughout the summer. Connect on Facebook: Senior League @ Bethel to keep up to date!
EDUCATION NOTES
AND UPDATES
Classes are complete and will resume in September for: • Sunday School • 6th and 7th Grade
Faith Formation • 8th and 9th Grade
Confirmation See bethelhudson.org to mark down important Fall dates.
SUPPORT YOUTH MINISTRY FUNDRAISERS
In the coming weeks, there are a number of youth ministry fund-raisers. The funds raised help fund for various youth events. Here’s what to watch for: • Wall o’Money – On June 8,
students will prepare donation envelopes in increments of $1from $1 - $100. The enve-lopes will be posted at both campuses starting June 11 & 12 to collect donations for the Cincinnati Urban Immersion Trip! (See below)
• Hot Dog Dinner & WOW – Enjoy a picnic dinner before WOW! Arrive at 6pm for a FAITH MILESTONES
Thanks to the senior students who shared their faith and talents at Senior Led Worship on May 22. They led every aspect of the service and made their parents and the congregation proud of their accom-plishment. See photo below and on Bethel’s Facebook page (Bethel Lutheran Church Hudson).
hot dog dinner with chips, car-rots, freeze pops and bottled water before WOW begins at 6:30pm. Just provide a free will offering and dinner is served! Thanks to Tracy Ber-glund and Thrivent Financial for their generous donations to help fund the Cincinnati Urban Immersion Trip. (See page 16)
• Bethel U Dr. Aaron Doering Tickets - a portion of ticket proceeds will go toward Youth Ministry at Bethel. Watch for youth selling these tickets on Sundays!
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WHERE CHILDREN
GROW IN THE NAME
OF JESUS Bethel Highlands Preschool, an instrument of God’s grace, love and compassion, exists to serve and support families of the greater Hudson community. We provide a safe and loving environment in which an excellent educational program nurtures the spiritual, physical, emotional, social and cognitive development of the unique, God-given gifts of each child.
During May, students and families showered the BHP teachers with a luncheon for Teacher Appreciation. A school favorite, Rockin’ Woody, entertained the students with an “in-house” field trip.
BHP HAPPENINGS IN PICTURES
The Spring Program: PEACE was a great time for the students to shine with their new musical tal-ents. Connect with BHP events and relevant resources on Facebook: Bethel Highlands Preschool.
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BETHEL COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS, MAY 2016
Communications Update: Erin Mason, Missy Austreng presented timeline for website, branding, and design package. They have been meeting with Pastor John and Ralph VanKeulen on tasks to date. The packaging will be inten-tional and organized to reflect use of mission. Staff Reports Pastor John—transition tasks, meetings with possible candidates, hired Kris Kurzejeski as our Bridge Pastor; 48 new members joined Bethel in May.
Pastor Alicia-reviewed Journey Retreat, Confirmation for Adults, Bethel U: Dr. Matthew Skinner. Pastor Ben-Welcome to Wendy Theobald to the Youth Staff. Thanks to confirmation leaders for their participation at the con-firmation banquet and service. Ralph VanKeulen-reviewed 2 spring cleaning days; Current ex-penses are lower than projected and income is less than our ex-penses in April; continued gener-ous contributions will be very
helpful to the budget; current mortgage balance is $1,325,148 with a 3.5% fixed interest rate through April 14,2021 Financial Secretary’s Report – Mike Bartels Treasurer’s Report – Dennis Duerst New Business a.) Bridge Pastor b.) Call Committee c.) Synod Assembly 5/21 d.) Willow Creek Leadership Summit August 11th and 12th
GUYS’ DAY TEACHING AND LEADING
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SENIOR LED WORSHIP
BAND AND CHILDREN’S MESSAGE
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Bethel Lutheran Church Hudson, Wisconsin
DT: Downtown BH: Bethel Highlands
BHP: Bethel Highlands Preschool JUNE 2016 Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
1 6:30am Men’s Fellowship Break-
fast (Key’s Café) 8:30am Morning Fuel (BH)
10am Bethel Staff (DT) 1pm Bethel Book Club (DT)
1:30pm Prayer Team (DT) 7pm Senior League (DT)
2 1pm Hardanger
(DT) 5pm HOME (DT)
7pm New Song Rehearsal (BH)
3 1pm BHP K-
Prep Gradua-tion (BH)
4 7am Men’s Bible
Study (DT) 5:30pm Gathering
Worship (BH)
5 8am Worship (DT)
9:30am Worship (BH) 11am Worship (BH)
7pm Vespers (DT)
6 4:30pm Women’s
Bible Study Leaders (DT)
6:30pm Dorothy Day Prep and Serve
(DT) 7pm Property Mgmt
(DT) 7pm Gentle Holy
Yoga (BH)
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8 9am Morning Fuel (BH)
10am Bethel Staff (DT) 1:30pm Prayer Team (DT)
7pm Senior League (DT)
9 9:30am Dorcas
Gathering 1pm Mary Gather-
ing 7pm New Song
Rehearsal (BH) 7pm Ruth Gather-
ing
10 9am Quilting
(DT)
11 7am Men’s Bible
Study (DT) 11:30am FMSC
5:30pm Gathering Worship (BH)
12 8am Worship (DT)
9:30am Worship (BH) 11am Worship (BH)
7pm Vespers (DT)
13 1pm Embroidery
Club (DT) 2pm Naomi Gather-
ing (DT) 7pm Church Coun-
cil (BH)
14 4:30pm Grace
Place Serving
15 Newsletter Submissions Due
6:30am Men’s Fellowship Break-fast (Key’s Café)
9am Morning Fuel (BH) 10am Bethel Staff (DT)
1:30pm Prayer Team (DT) 6:30pm WOW (BH)
7pm Senior League (DT)
16 1pm Hardanger
(DT) 5pm HOME Meal
(DT) 7pm New Song
Rehearsal (BH)
17 18 7am Men’s Bible
Study (DT) 5:30pm Gathering
Worship (BH)
19 Happy Father’s Day
8am Worship (DT) 9:30am Worship (BH)
11am Worship (BH) 7pm Vespers (DT)
20 5pm Wendy’s Night
6pm Dorothy Day
21 22 9am Morning Fuel (BH)
10am Bethel Staff (DT) 1:30pm Prayer Team (DT)
6:30pm WOW (BH) 7pm Bethel U: Dr. Aaron Doering
(BH) 7pm Senior League (Bethel U
presentation at BH)
23 7pm New Song
Rehearsal (BH)
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25 7am Men’s Bible
Study (DT) 8am YAH Boat Trip
(DT) 5:30pm Gathering
Worship (BH)
26 8am Worship (DT)
9:30am Worship (BH) 11am Worship (BH)
7pm Vespers (DT)
27 28 9am Quilting
(DT)
29 9am Morning Fuel (BH)
10am Bethel Staff (DT) 1:30pm Prayer Team (DT)
6:30pm WOW (BH) 7pm Bethel U: Dr. Aaron Doering
(BH) 7pm Senior League (Bethel U
presentation at BH)
30 7pm New Song
Rehearsal (BH)
LUTHER POINT FOR GRADES 3-4
LUTHER POINT FOR GRADE 5
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GREETERS
8 am 11 am
6/5 Don & Peggy Hale Bonnie Knutson, Bettie Peterson
6/12 Lori Benson, Jane Zappa Nan Lopatka, Shirley Halyburton
6/19 Larry & Randy Gerdin Dick & Norma Newberg
6/26 Randy & Doreen Deal Marlys Swenson, Susan Thayer
READER
6/5 Jeff Maki Betsy Anderson
6/12 Chuck Boeder Joelene Baker
6/19 Barb Hagen Linda James
6/26 Linda Malick Kelle Anderson
Communion Assistants
6/5 Jeff Maki, Peggy Hale Ron & Nancy Langness
6/12 Daveid Almlie, Marilyn Rogers Almlie
6/19 Terry & June Shubert Dick & Barb Hagen
6/26 Ken Larson, Ralph Swenson
USHERS
6/5 Jeff Maki, David Benson Ron & Nancy Langness
6/12 Liz Schmitt, Aaron & Trina Hilke David Almlie, Maryiln Rogers Almlie
6/19 Dick & Barb Hagen Linda James, Janet Lestock
6/26 Bob Jacobson, Roger Pavlis Ken Larson, Ralph Swenson
COOKIE CALLER WELCOME CENTER 8 AM
6/5 Curt Larson Cynthia Huntley
6/12 Dick Trende Patti Johnson
6/19 Jerry & Georgia Adams June Waalen
6/26 Bob & Darlene Berglund Randy & Doreen Deal
8am ACOLYTE 11am ACOLYTE
6/5 Henry Seiser Trey Simmons
6/12 Charlotte Beck Nick Thompson
6/19 Mason Eckholm Lauren Bushway
6/26 Connor Harrison Zach Dunn
SERVING SCHEDULES—JUNE 2016, DOWNTOWN & HIGHLANDS CAMPUSES
HOSPITALITY TEAMS—9:30 AM HIGHLANDS
WORSHIP SUPPORT TEAM
* designates team leader(s)
6/5 * Dan DuPuis, Dave & Marie Heikkila, Craig Bichrt, Alan &
Jill Burchill, Patti Thacker, Diane Wolf, Jim Caldwell,
Gretchen DuPuis, Darrel and Becky Schoeberlein
6/12 * Jim & Jan Orf, *Jamie & Jean Johnson, Kelly Carrier, Julie Benoy, Jacob Benoy, Ricky & Missy Lien, John Olson, Diane
Wolf, Rick Ottino
6/19 * Lowell Enerson, * Bobbe Henderson, Steve & Lisa Becke-
meyer, Peggy Wegsheid, James & Michelle Kulzer, Elmer &
Julie Neiderhauser, Rick & Janet Wilson, Jane Betz, Deb
Green, Kathy Enerson
6/26 * Bill Swanson, Dan & Wendy Theobald, Dave Datt, Troy Forcier, Chuck Lewis, Brent Mitchell, Dick & Char Trende,
Greta Shafer
GREETERS NURSERY
6/5 Dan & Gretchen DuPuis, Ron & Cindy Smith
Megan Monette, Lily Jorgenson
6/12 Marty & Natalie Haefner Megan Monette, Olivia Haefner
6/19 Kathy ENerson, Deb Green, Ruth Lewis, Paulette Vadnais
Megan Monette, Lauren Chukel, Peyton Poling
6/26 Greta Shafer, Ruby Mockler, The Donna Family
Megan Monette, Grace Yaeger, Alivia Steiner, Kalia
Rude
HOSPITALITY/COFFEE WELCOME CENTER
6/5 The Nelson Family Kim Romness
6/12 The Nelson Family Tracy Berglund
6/19 The Jorgenson Family Jane Betz
6/26 The Benoy Family Lynn Betker
9:30 PROJECTIONIST 11 PROJECTIONIST
6/5 Kevin Carrier Alex Lien
6/12 Char Trende Brody Wollners
6/19 Larry Quam Bill Jenkinson
6/26 Alan Park Brody Wollners
SATURDAY PROJECTIONIST
6/4 Sally Herman 6/11 Vicki Datt
6/18 Char Trende 6/25 Sally Herman
VIDEOGRAPHER
6/5 Larry Quam
6/12 Alan Park
6/19 Alan Park
6/26 Larry Quam
8 AM DOWNTOWN & 11 AM HIGHLANDS
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�THOSE WHO ARE SICK OR IN NEED OF HEALING: Carol Amdahl, Laura Bankes, Kye Bartlett, Pastor Bob Bipes, Barb Breault, Willetta Breault, Ben Christensen, Laura Deis, Chris Drescher, Allen Ecker, Doris Fondroy, Tammy Foster, Cindy Halunen, Margaret Hamann, Betty Hansen, Ken Heiser, Jean Hobart, Roxy Horrisberger, Ruby
Horrisberger, Jessica Johnson, Cheryl Klanderman, Mark Kranz, Kim Lagerstrom, Ruth Lewis, Dan Lindquist, Liam Loughney, Shirley Nelson, Terri Pomeroy, Renae Reetz, Rosemary Riemen-schneider, Olivia Rodriguez, Cheryl Schneider, Emilio Schumacher, Debra Shafer, Dick Shager, Kay Shager, Tom Shoepf, Alexa Tennant, Luann Thacker, Paulette Vadnais, Valerie Woods
�THOSE SERVING OR DEPLOYED: Jeffrey Berg, Jordan Kein, and Steven Moreus
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�BAPTIZED IN MAY: Delainey Ann Buckles, daughter of Bryce & Kelly Buckles; Landon Andrew Kron, son of Andrew and Jenna Kron; Nevaeh Christine Tietz, daughter of Ryan and Christina Tietz; Josie Helynn Hebard, daughter of Katrina and Joshua Hebard
�SYMPATHY: We offer our sympathies and prayers of comfort and strength for the Ann Sime Family and Mike and Alyce Sime Family at the death of their sister in law, Carole Sime; Luke and Holly Steele family at the death of Luke’s mother, Socorro Steele; Paul and Kathy Spott at the death of their nephew, Mike Jacobs; Alyssa Krueger family at the death of her grandfather, Gerald Spurgeon; Kathryn Hagen and family at the death of her hus-band, John Hagen. God bless and comfort these friends with the promise of Christ: “Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be com-forted.”
MARKS OF DISCIPLESHIP
� Grow Spiritually Ephesians 4:13 � Pray and Read Scrip-
ture Daily, Psalm 119:105
� Weekly Worship Hebrews 10:23-25 � Serve in a Ministry at
Bethel Corinth. 12:4-13 � Serve in Outreach Be-
yond Bethel Matthew 25:31-46
� Grow Toward a Tithe of My Financial Resources
2 Corinthians 8:12 � Encourage Spiritual
Growth in Others Through Relationships
Mark 6:7
16 JUNE 2016
PERIODICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Bethel Address Service Requested
920 Third Street Hudson, WI 54016
