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MAY 4 & 5, 2019
100 S. School Street, Mount Prospect, IL, 60056 847.255.0332
Email: [email protected] Website: www.saint-paul.org
Church Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING – JOIN US THIS SUNDAY! Good news! We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Julia Heinz has accepted the Call
to be our next School Principal -- Praise God! Details about her transition here (from
her current school, Immanuel Lutheran, Dundee IL) will be forthcoming, and we look
forward to welcoming Julia here for the new school year.
All members of the congregation are encouraged to
join us at our next congregational meeting on
Sunday, May 5 at 11:00am in the church sanctuary.
This May mid-year meeting is to elect our board
officers. Please save the date to join us, and to learn
about the candidates, please see their bio’s below:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CANDIDATES
RETURNING CANDIDATE
Michael Holzkopf, a native of Mt. Prospect, IL has been a member of Saint
Paul Lutheran Church since youth. Involvement started in Jr High when he
began playing the drums for the contemporary service and became an
active member of the youth group. Throughout his time at Saint Paul, Mike
has had the opportunity to participate in several mission trips, service projects
and assist with the communion team. While attending college at Concordia
University Chicago, Mike worked full time while also being active in on
campus activities and the Concordia Wind Symphony. It was here he learned to balance a
busy work schedule with the enjoyment of God’s creation. As a Sr. Procurement Specialist
for Produce Alliance, LLC and Ruby Robinson CO., INC., Mike strives to be an honest
businessman which has made him well respected throughout the agricultural community.
Mike’s passion for business and drive to succeed led him into a high level position at a
young age. In early 2017, Mike partnered with a small group to create a side project
company, Southwest Farms, LLC. Mike is looking forward to the opportunity to use his
experiences and skillsets to grow with Saint Paul in community, faith and fellowship.
NEW CANDIDATES
Andy Osvath has been a resident of Mount Prospect for 33 years. He moved to the United
States from West Germany in 1968, and served in the U.S. Air Force as a Flight Engineer on C-
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130 aircraft. Andy and his wife Mary have three daughters, Aarika,
Alexandra, and Arianna, who all attended Saint Paul Lutheran School
from Pre-K through 8th Grade. The Osvaths have been attending Saint
Paul for 20 years. Andy served as PTL President for ten years, Parish School
Ministry for 7 years, 3 as Chairman, and has done the German Christmas
Service since it was brought back during the 100 Year Anniversary of Saint
Paul and served on the strategic planning committee, as well as a call
committee. Andy has worked as a software developer for 35 years, currently as a Senior
Software Developer for Grant Thornton. He will complete his Masters of Science in Computer
Science in May. Andy plays goalie for three ice hockey teams, playing 90-100 games a
year.
Krista Seidemann has lived in the Mount Prospect area for 13 years. She
moved to the area after graduating from Northern Illinois University and
began work in Niles. Her husband Nick was working downtown, and they
chose Mount Prospect because of its favorable train schedule. They began
attending Saint Paul in 2013 after their daughter Avery was born, and they
became members in 2014. Avery is currently in Kindergarten at Saint Paul.
Krista is involved in several ministries at Saint Paul, including Church Has Left
The Building, Small Group, Oktoberfest, and Assimilation. Professionally, Krista
has 13 years of experience working in digital marketing. She currently works
as a consultant for an email marketing agency based out of Austin, TX. Krista is also involved
with The Girl Scouts where she is the co-leader for Avery’s Daisy Troop.
PARISH SCHOOL MINISTRY CANDIDATES
RETURNING CANDIDATE
Dess Cook and his wife Holly have been members at Saint Paul since
2010. Their daughter Alison, is in the seventh grade, and twin boys,
Luke and Ryan, are in the sixth grade. At the end of 2016, Dess earned
a Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry from Elmhurst College. Dess has a
passion for not only the Sciences, but Education as well. To gain a
better understanding of today's Education as a whole, he completed
various Elementary and Secondary education classes at Harper, as
well as Elmhurst College. While he was working toward his degree, Dess was able to work
with the before and after school Extended Care program at Saint Paul, which allowed him
to get to know not only the faculty at Saint Paul, but the students as well. He hopes to
continue to support Saint Paul School as a Parish School Ministry Member during a third term.
NEW CANDIDATE
Sarah (Walter) Stehura has been a member of Saint Paul since 2014. She is
a lifelong Lutheran, growing up as the daughter of a Pastor. They moved
to the Chicago area in 1998 where they were at St. John Northbrook for
16 years. Sarah graduated from the University of Illinois – Chicago in 2008
with a BS in Finance and started working as a Staff Accountant for LaSalle
Systems Leasing shortly after. She went back to school to get her MBA
with an Accounting concentration and graduated from Dominican University, River Forest,
in 2014. Currently, Sarha is a Senior Tax Account for LaSalle (11 years later)! She was
introduced to Saint Paul when her son (Jonathan - currently in 6th grade) started
Kindergarten. Sarah is a firm believer in the education and other opportunities Saint Paul
offers and is amazed year after year at what each grade brings to the students. In her free
time, she loves to read, spend time with family, and enjoy watching her son play sports – Go
Comets! Sarah currently serves on the Endowment Committee (since 2016) and looks
forward to what she can bring to the table on the Parish School Ministry Board.
MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL GIFTS Due to the recommendation from the post office with regards to
current situations with their bulk mailing service, the Mother’s Day
envelopes will NOT be mailed this year.
Instead, all the envelopes are available in the Narthex. They are
alphabetized by your LAST NAME. If you need your envelope
mailed to you, contact Vicki in the church office.
Also new for this year, you can give your Mother’s Day Special Gift electronically via our
website at www.saint-paul.org.
If your Mother’s Day Special Gift is turned in to the church office by Wednesday, May 8, it
will ensure to be listed in our Thru-The-Week for Mothers’ Day on Sunday, May 12.
Extra Mother’s Day Special Gifts envelopes are also available on the table.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience as we work around the mailing issues.
COFFEE MUGS Just a friendly reminder, if you bring it to church, take it back out with you. We have a large
collection of coffee mugs in the worship prep room (room next to the Sanctuary). If one of
them are yours, please take it home with you. All coffee mugs that are still on the counter on
Monday, May 6 will be discarded. In the future, all mugs that are left on the counter for 2
weeks will automatically then be discarded. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping the
church clean.
FREE FOR THE TAKING We have a Pepsi (Aquafina) machine in the lower level that we don’t want to use, and
would love to have it go to a new home! It might need a little tinkering. The only catch? You
must get it out of the church’s lower level by May 14, or it will go to the curb on Wednesday,
May 15. Please contact the church office if you would like to be the lucky new owner!
23rd ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL At the Traditional Worship Services on Saturday, May 18 at 5:00pm and
Sunday, May 19 at 8:00am, plan on coming to this music filled service led by
the Gloria Deo Choir and Laudate Ringers! This is the last weekend you will
hear them until the fall. Thank you for another great year in supporting our
musical volunteers! - Cheryl Gerson
SAINT PAUL’S SPRING BLOOD DRIVE Saint Paul will be hosting the annual Spring Blood Drive in the school gym
on Sunday, May 19 from 7:00am – NOON
*APPOINTMENTS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED DUE TO THE NEW WORSHIP
SERVICE TIMES. To save 3 lives and schedule your appointment, use the
sign up sheet at the Welcome Center, or email/call the church office.
Prepare for your donation by eating well and staying hydrated. A form of
ID is required when coming for your donation. For any questions or further
information, contact Chris Patterson-Duebner at [email protected].
GRADUATE INFORMATION REQUEST If you are a 2018 December or a 2019 May/June college graduate, high
school graduate, or junior high graduate, we would like to know so we can
recognize you! Please contact our church office with your name, the
school name you are graduating from, and for graduating college
students, your degree. Information needs to be submitted to the church office by Monday,
May 20 to ensure names to be published in Thru-The-Week beginning on May 26-27.
MARKER AND CRAYON COLLECTION
It’s back! Last year we sent a number of boxes to Crayola for them to
refurbish and then donate them. We’ll be doing that again this year!
ANY MARKER – ANY CRAYON! Boxes will be in the church and school
lobbies from Sunday, May 12 – Monday, June 10.
PHOTO DIRECTORIES ARE COMING! We’ve received word from LifeTouch our 2019 photo directories are due to arrive mid May!
If you did NOT have a photo taken for the directory, and would like to purchase a directory,
please turn in $5 to the church office with your name.
Also a reminder, if you DID have a photo taken, and have not yet received your free 8x10
photo, they are all on the back of the Welcome Center at church. You may also stop by the
church office anytime during office hours of 9:00am – 3:00pm to pick up your photo. Please
contact Vicki in the church office if you have any questions.
CROSSWALK MARKS ITS LAST DAY OF THE YEAR! Sunday, May 5 is our last CrossWalk session of the year!
A fun day to wrap up our 2018-19 journey starts at 9:05am in the school gym.
We will end at the 10:00am worship service with a song before the kids sit with
their parents for the worship service.
Thank you to all the dedicated volunteers who make our first year of Crosswalk a special
place for kids throughout the year! You are a blessing to our kids: Becky Kviz, Joyce Voss,
Andrea Guthrie, Vicki Folkers, Mackenzie Folkers, Deb Schreiner, Joan Morgan, Ben Dawson,
Tracy Rapacz, Matt Gutzler, Karla Menze, Nathan Schuette, George Bruszer, Claudine Bellot,
Gen Bellot, Brandon Kviz & SPICE Day Coordinator: Lisa Bellot.
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TOT TIME 2019-‘20 Tot Time is a class for toddlers 18 months of age to 3 years old to attend
with a parent/adult. Lisa Makris teaches this class on Friday mornings from
9:00 -10:00am from September thru May. Registration is now open for the
2019-20 school year, and forms are available at both the church and
school. On-line registration will be available after June 1st. Our class is limited to 18
students. If you have any questions, contact Dari in the church office.
ROAR INTO VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 Monday, June 17 – Friday, June 21 will find us “ROAR! Life is wild & God
is good!” VBS registration forms can be found find them on the
electronic TTW. BONUS! A free CD of VBS ROAR music for every family
when you register for VBS!
We are LOOKING FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND ADULT VOLUNTEERS! We have so many junior
high kids that volunteer but need to work on our older teen and adult population on
the VBS island. We hope that you will put those dates on your calendar as a priority
and roar along with us! VBS volunteer forms went home with Saint Paul School
Students, and are also available on the electronic TTW. Grab one for a friend! We
love to have guests join us!
Tot Time VBS for 18 months old to 2 years of age for child & an adult to attend will have
a shortened schedule. See the registration form for more information.
JUNIOR HIGH LIGHTHOUSE On Sunday, May 5 we’re headed to Puttin’ Edge to play
some indoor glow in the dark mini golf! Cost of $16 for golf
and pizza. Meet at church 3:15pm, and we should be
back about 7:00pm. See Dari for late sign up!
WELOME INCOMING 6th GRADERS
Are you in 5th Grade? Wanna come to a cookout? Sure
you do! Enjoy your first night of youth group! On Sunday,
May 19, from 6:30-8:30pm, find out what Lighthouse is
doing over the summer! Questions? Call Dari
SENIOR HIGH UNDERGROUND UPCOMING SCHEDULE:
Sunday, May 5 from 7:00 – 8:30pm Sunday Night Underground
Sunday, May 12 NO SUNDAY NIGHT UNDERGROUND (Mother’s Day)
Sunday, May 19 from 6:30pm-8:30pm Year End BBQ Cookout
Sunday, May 26 NO SUNDAY NIGHT UNDERGROUND (Memorial Day)
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THEOLOGY ON TAP IS BACK!!!
Come join us at Mrs. P & Me in Mount Prospect on Tuesday,
May 11 at 7:00pm to discuss our next topic “Why is it good that
Jesus went up to heaven?”
What is Theology On Tap? It’s a casual fellowship time with
Pastor Bo where real conversations about relevant topics
happen, and some good beer too. Hope to see you there!
YOUNG IN SPIRIT (ADULTS 50+) – ONLY 1 WEEK LEFT TO SIGN UP! Join us for for “Kicks on Route 66”. We will spend the day traveling “Old Route
66” from Joliet to Pontiac on Thursday, June 13, viewing many scenic byway &
roadside attractions. Reservation forms are at the Welcome Center and on the
electronic TTW. Sign up by Monday, May 13 for this full-day trip!
COMPASSION SUNDAY – THIS WEEKEND!!! Prayerfully consider sponsoring a child living in poverty by
providing him/her a Christian-based education, healthcare &
food. Join Compassion International for $38 a month and help a
child you can personally chose on Sunday, May 5 in the church
narthex. For more information, visit www.compassion.com.
CHLTB - GIVING GARDEN Would you like to have the opportunity to feed our community healthy
food, and not use your own yard for a garden? In the backyard of the
church office there are 3 garden beds ready to plant. Our youth has
used them in the past and are ready to turn it over to the next group.
We are looking for a group to: coordinate volunteers, coordinate purchasing of plants,
weed, harvest, water & prepare the garden for winter. No green thumb necessary! To get
started, or for more information, please contact Vicki in the church office.
SPRING CLEAN-UP Do you have household stuff, kitchen items, working small appliances like toasters, etc.,
clothes, or furniture that you would want to donate? Saint Paul is working with South
Chicago Christian Center to provide objects that can be sold in its thrift shop. The proceeds
will be used to help those less fortunate on Chicago's south side.
On Friday, May 17 from noon – 6:00pm, you can bring your small items to church.
On Saturday, May 18 from 9:00am – 2:00pm we will provide workers and a truck to remove
furniture from your home. To schedule a pickup time, please contact Pastor Tom of South
Chicago Christian Center at (773)544-8831. All items donated will be sold to help the
people at South Chicago Christian Center. You can learn more about Pastor Tom on his
Facebook page. Thanks for your donations and being the hands and feet of Jesus.
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THANK YOU FROM THE SAINT PAUL’S EYE GLASS MISSION TEAM!
THANK YOU to our many members who answered the call to sew handmade eyeglass
cases for the South Africa eyeglass clinic. As a result of their handiwork, the Saint
Paul Eyeglass Mission Team will be taking 1,825 beautifully handmade eyeglass
cases with them to MHluzi. We do not know all the names of our 20+ sewers, but God
does, and we thank Him for you! Your skill and dedication to God’s mission will help
us spread the Gospel in South Africa, as well as protect the gift of precious sight as
each clinic patient will receive one of these cases with a “new” pair of eyeglasses!
THANK YOU to our Sisters-In-Stitches and the many crocheters who put in endless hours
to crochet 1,365 Witness Puppets for the Saint Paul Eye Glass Mission Team. Your
dedication to mission, skill, and nimble fingers will help our team share the Gospel
with the many children of South Africa. This fun finger toy will help the children learn
and share the Gospel story. We thank God for you and thank you for partnering with
us in bringing the Gospel to the children of South Africa.
SAINT PAUL RECOGNITIONS
Thank you to all our volunteers here at Saint Paul who share in the Glory of God around the
globe and spread our Saint Paul motto of “Growing as Family”. May all we do in service to
our community be for the glory of God and the spread of His Gospel! Saint Paul has recently received several recognitions within the past few months and may
be viewed in the display case in the Narthex. Here’s a listing of these recognitions:
On Saturday, February 2, 2019, Pastor Bo Graham was awarded as the Open Arms
Award at the Shining Stars Gala, A Mount Prospect Celebration for his program of
Breakfast with Babies.
On Wednesday, March 20, 2019, A Resolution of the Board of Commissioners Cook
County, Illinois, RECOGNIZED SAINT PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF MOUNT PROSPECT
FOR IT’S HISTORY OF SERVICE AND COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY. In the
recognition, it talks of the history of Saint Paul, our “Growing as Family” motto, our
Breakfast with Baby program with how many diapers have been donated to the
community, how Saint Paul offiers ministries for all ages to grow and deepen their
relationship with God and their community, our Church Has Left The Building mission
projects, food collections, P.A.D.S, Sisters in Stitches, Ysleta mission work, the Senior
High Youth WorkCamp mission trips, and all the other ministries in which Saint Paul
Lutheran Church community engages are too numerous to mention, yet each one
contributes to the noble mission of the church.
- Signed by Peter N. Silvestri, Commissioner, 9th District & Toni Preckwinkle, President
Cook County Board of Commissioners
On Tuesday, April 9, 2019, Pastor Kris Whitby was welcomed to the township meeting
of Wheeling Township, where Saint Paul Lutheran Church was given an award for
the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Outstanding Donor award for all the MANY food
pantry donations we continuously provide for them from 2018-2019. This would not
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be possible without you…our many contributors. Thank you to Bob Schwermer and
Mike & Jane Frey for all the car loads of food you take around for us!
On Saturday, April 6, 2019, Sisters in Stitches was recognized at Northwest Community
Hospital and given a certificate for dedicating over 23,000 hours of service to
Northwest Community Healthcare! They are very thankful for their time and
dedication to making comfort items for their patients. Thank you ladies for all your
work!
CHURCH OFFERINGS & REVENUE
04/07/2019 $ 19,166
04/14/2019 $ 24,292
04/21/2019 $ 43,674
04/28/2019 $ 31,005
April Other Church Revenues $ 7,191
April to Date $ 125,328
Year to Date $ 434,547
Match the Mortgage Fund gifts $ 7,480
DID YOU KNOW?
Over 1,200 people worshiped at Saint Paul over the Easter weekend! This is our highest
attendance since 2014!!!
SCRIP NEWS: MOTHER’S DAY, GRADUATION GIFT IDEAS!
Current Bonuses through 5/3:
Orders placed through 5/3 will earn extra $$ for St. Paul: Bath & Body Works, Bed
Bath & Beyond, World Market, Landry’s, L.L. Bean, Morton’s Steakhouse, McCormick
& Schmicks & SpaFinder.
Upcoming Bonuses through 5/10:
Orders placed 4/27-5/10 will earn extra $$ for St. Paul: 1-800 Baskets, 1-800 Flowers,
Arby’s, Barnes & Noble, Belk, Bob Evans, Burlington, California Pizza Kitchen,
Cheryl’s, Express, Fruit Bouquets, Harry & David, Jiffy Lube, Nook, Main Event,
Popcorn Factory, Sally Beauty & Sephora.
Low Denomination Gift Cards: through 5/24:
For a limited time, some of your favorite brands will offer low-denomination physical
gift cards, perfect for teacher appreciation & grad parties!
Physical Gift Card order deadlines & pick up dates at church or school office:
May 10 – ready for pick up by 5/13
May 17 – ready for pick up by 5/22
Questions or need help getting signed up? Please contact Vicky Cradduck @
847-533-5150-cell or [email protected].
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THE LEGACY CHALLENGE….PASS IT ON WITH EASE!
Do you know if your….
Estate plan documents are up to date? Wills, living trusts, financial power of
attorney, durable power of attorney for health care, insurance beneficiaries.
Develop a road map that will navigate your Christian estate plan after you have
been called to your eternal home. Review your plan at least every 5 years.
Check that your bank accounts are payable on death. Your immediate family
will need financial resources to continue paying ongoing bills and debts. Each
account has a payable on death provision that transfers to the person you
designate.
Create a master list of every financial asset and obligation. A Lifetime Plan for
Giving survey accomplishes that task. Once done, review annually for changes.
Communicate and update. File your estate documents, insurance policies,
investments, master list of assets and obligations in your home safe.
Timing is everything – don’t wait for a crisis—plan for the worst and pray for the best!
For assistance in reviewing your estate plan documents, contact Ray Pagels at 847-226-
2262 or [email protected]. Ray can assist, suggest and navigate you through this
process.
THE LCMS MINISTRY TO THE ARMED FORCES –
SERVING THOSE WHO SERVE The LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces supports almost 200 chaplains,
who represent the church on active duty; the reserves, the National
Guard, and Civil Air Patrol. Chaplains meet the needs of military
personnel and their families.
The LCMS cares deeply for those who currently serve, for those who have
donned the cloth of our nation in uniform, and for those who served our
nation and live in our communities.
If you wish to give a gift to this ministry, send your check made out to
Saint Paul and note in the memo section: Missions – Armed Forces, and your gift will then be
forwarded to the LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces.
To get more information on this ministry, visit www.lcms.org/ministry-to-the-armed-forces.
Join us during all worship services on Saturday, May 18 & Sunday, May 19, as our Saint Paul
LCMS family honors this year’s LCMS Armed Forces Day, and all those involved in & with the
Armed Forces. (Informational booklets will be available at the Welcome Center this
weekend only).
Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God…
– Ephesians 6:10-11aNIV
CAPANNARI COOLEST SCHOOL 2019
It’s that time of year again! Time for Saint Paul Lutheran School to face off against all the
other local schools for Capannari’s annual Coolest School Contest. Come in for a scoop or
two on Monday, May 13 from 3:00-9:00pm and see our school’s celebrity scoopers behind
the counter. Hope to see you there!
RETIREMENT ANNOUNCED Mrs. Joan Fack has announced her intent to retire at the end of the school year, after 22
years serving in our school office as “Bookkeeper - and more.” She has served our school
and church as a faithful steward and accountant, of course, but the “more” has been so
valuable to us as well! Joan has been in the office every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
and may have been your first contact in the office when calling or visiting the school. In
addition, she’s cared for countless students in the Health Room, has been a liaison between
church and school while she served on the Assimilation Team, and currently volunteers with
Breakfast with Baby. Joan’s thoughtfulness, attention to detail, and team approach will be
missed a great deal! If you would like to offer well-wishes, a box for cards will be in the
school office and at church, marked “Thank you, Mrs. Fack.” You may also send them to the
school in care of Saint Paul School 18 S. School Street Mount Prospect, IL 60056.
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Position Available: Administrative Assistant to the President-LCMS Northern Illinois District, Hillside Manage and support the all-encompassing needs of the NID President, LCMS. Working with the congregations and pastors of the district to ensure a healthy relationship with the district office and staff. Essential Responsibilities:
Serve as a member of the district president’s leadership/advisory team Day to day management of the President’s calendar Management of all things related to the Ordained Ministers within the
district Management of all forms related to Rosters and Statistics for
Commissioned Ministers Management of all things related to the call process within a
congregation Working with the data system, FmPro Knowledge of the Call Document
Send resume to [email protected]
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DATE: March 5, 2019
CONTACT: Lindsay Rice or
Cindy Bork
847/ 392-9006
www.facebook.com/mphistory
Mount Prospect Historical Society
MOUNT PROSPECT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
LAUNCHES HISTORY-THEMED SUMMER CAMP
The Mount Prospect Historical Society is pleased to announce a new phase in its
programming. This summer two sessions of History Camp will be offered in June and July.
The week-long sessions will be held the second week of each month (June 10-14, 2019 and
July 8-12, 2019) and each feature a local history themed day camp experience for children
ages 6 to 12. Different aspect of local history will be explored each day on the Society's
campus and at various community locations through activities, projects and walking field
trips. Each week's programming is diverse, so campers registering for both sessions will
have new experiences.
History Camp was developed by trained educators and is overseen by Lindsay Rice, the
Society's Executive Director. "We're excited to be launching this new program," said Rice.
"It's a fun way to showcase the history of our community so kids can learn about it in a
hands-on, interactive way."
History Camp sessions will run from 9 a.m. to noon. Cost is $100 per camper, per week.
Space is limited, so don’t miss this exciting opportunity! Reservations may be made through
the Society's web-site at www.mtphist.org/hisotry-camp-2019/ or by calling the Society at
847-392-9006.
All of the proceeds from this event will benefit the Mount Prospect Historical Society’s
Operating Fund.
The Mount Prospect Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is
committed to preserving the history of Mount Prospect, Illinois, through artifacts,
photographs and both oral and written memories of current and former residents and
businesspeople. On its campus in the heart of the Village, the Society maintains the
1906 Dietrich Friedrichs house museum, carriage house, the ADA-accessible Dolores
Haugh Education Center and the 1896 one-room Central School, which was moved to
the museum campus in 2008.
