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Whitnall Park Lutheran Church

5847 Lilac Lane

Hales Corners, WI 53130

Pastor Michael Fazio

Office Phone (414) 425-1169/ www.wplc.net

Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 12:30 pm

Sunday Worship 8:30 am & 10:15 am

Communion ~ Sundays and all Fes"vals

Services with Healing ~ November 13th Sunday School 10:15 am September through May

Nursery 10:15 am

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Hope House

Con!nue to bring in non-perishable food items for the Hope House Food Pantry.

Fresh Garden Produce Table

Take advantage of the produce that is available as the growing season comes to an

end this month. The money raised by the Produce Table this summer will benefit ELCA World

Hunger and Milwaukee’s Hunger Task Force.

November 6th Coffee Hour

sponsored by the Social Ministry Commi$ee will benefit the Milwaukee Rescue Mission. The

money will be used to provide Thanksgiving dinners.

Monday, November 14th at Ann’s Italian ~ 7:00 pm.

The book is Plain Faith, A True Story of Tragedy, Loss, and leaving the Amish.

This is the story of Ora-Jay and Irene Eash, Amish farmers from northwest Montana whose

lives changed in an instant when a semi-truck struck the family buggy, killing their two

young daughters.

A%er the accident, the couple turned to their Amish community for comfort, but they

remained haunted by the thought that they might not see their girls again in heaven.

Would their deeds be good enough? Eventually Ora-Jay and Irene learned that grace―not

works―was enough to ensure their place in eternity. But with that knowledge came the

realiza!on that they could no longer live in an Amish community that didn’t share this

precious belief. Could they sever their connec!on to the Amish family they loved?

This is the story of their journey to the hope that is heaven, a hope stronger than the loss of children, family, and

a way of life. Fans of Amish fic!on will appreciate such a real-life look into the Amish community, co-wri$en by

bestselling author Tricia Goyer, and readers of all kinds will resonate with this tale of courage, resilience, and the

redemp!on found in the grace of Jesus.

Mark Your Calendars

This year, the WPLC Christmas Eve services will be held at 5:00 and 8:00 pm. The reason for

this change is that the trend over the last few years has been an overabundance of people

a$ending the 6:00 service, which has caused us to be in viola!on of our fire code for the

amount of people safely allowed in the Sanctuary. Our hope is that by holding the services

at these !mes, the service a$endance will be more balanced. We know this is going to

inconvenience some families, and for that, we do apologize, however this change is

necessary for the safety of the congrega!on. Thank you for your understanding.

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Mee!ng Dates

Monday, November 14, 2016 at 7:00 (please note this is the second Monday)

Book Discussion: Tapestry of Fortunes by Elizabeth Berg

Cecilia Ross is looking for a change. She has decided to take !me off from her job as

a successful mo!va!onal speaker and sell her home. She moves in to a beau!ful old

house in St. Paul, Minnesota, complete with a big front porch, a wild garden, a chef's

kitchen--and three roommates. The four women are different ages, but all are feeling

restless, and want to find again the people and things they miss. One woman wants

to connect with a daughter she gave away at birth; another wants to visit her long-

absent ex-husband; a third woman, a professional chef, is seeking new inspira!on

from restaurants. And Cecilia is looking for Dennis Halsinger, the man she never got

over, who recently sent her a postcard out of the blue. This novel is a portrait of how

women grow through the rela!onships that define them, and a testament to the

power of female friendship.

Monday, December 12, 2016 at 7:00 (2nd

Monday of the month)

We will be mee!ng at Robin Brodie’s home for a Christmas celebra!on. All are

welcome. Please be ready to share a Christmas book that you have read or just

come to listen and discover a book that sounds interes!ng to you.

Wow! 42 Raffle Baskets/42 Winners

And our REAL winners in this year’s Raffle Basket

Outreach are: Milwaukee Community Projects for

Seniors, Milwaukee Rescue Mission, and Milwaukee

Homeless Veterans Services for a combined total of

$1,606.19. Two special baskets (the Minocqua

Getaway packages) put together by Priscilla & Frank

Brugger this summer brought in $305 for our own

WPLC’s Helping Hand Fund!

We are sincerely grateful to everyone who

donated either a complete basket or items to help fill

the baskets, to those who had fun purchasing !ckets

and choosing which ones they hoped to win, to

Priscilla, Wendy, Pat & Sharon for solici!ng

dona!ons, to all the gracious businesses who

donated … It Was Great!...thank you for helping us to

help others.

NOTE: We had one winning !cket with no name—

check your !cket stubs—the winner is #974977

A big Thank You

to Jennifer Breese and

Janel Oberheu for pu>ng

together the awesome

church picnic. The weather

held out and everyone had

a great !me!

Thank you also to

Jack & Bernice King for

the chicken, Jeff Dietz

for the hot dogs, sausage

and toppings and Dave and Rose Palmersheim for

running and clean up of the kitchen.

Much apprecia!on to all who volunteered their !me for

set up, clean up or to help with the games and to those

who donated all the delicious food items to help make

the picnic a success. It was greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

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WPLC Council Mee!ng Minutes 9/27/2016

Members in A$endance: Gregg Sorvick, Pastor Fazio, Jon Dietzler, Jeff Girard, Lori Nelson, Corky Roe, Janel Oberheu, Tonya Schnelle

Members Absent: John Just

The mee!ng was called to order at 7:02 pm by Pastor Fazio and he opened with a prayer.

Agenda Reviewed and accepted.

Secretary’s Report: August mee!ng minutes were reviewed and approved.

Treasurer / Finance Report: Discussed refinance, need Nov & Dec 2013 financials to complete refinance. Discussed refinance op!ons, looking at savings of $800 per month if we max the !me at 62 months. Proposal to escrow internally at least one year of the $800 savings. Discussed financials through August, giving is behind spend by $14,344. Need to iden!fy where spend is occurring year over year to be$er understand how we’re behind. Also need to iden!fy which months have five Sundays. Trending similar to 2015 within general fund. Looking at providing each chair with a summary of their budget year to date. Tonya and Corky tried to visit Edward Jones, but Marc was not available. Finance commi$ee to discuss formula regarding future severance policy.

Pastor’s Report: Began Bible study on the Lord’s prayer. Grief Group was very successful. Rally Sunday went well. Saturday night service offering went well. Confirma!on started back up. Scheduling sabba!cal. Not looking at 12 weeks, looking at taking two blocks of six weeks over the summer. July 17

th, return August 28

th, 2017.

Looking to take the addi!onal block in 2018.

Council unanimously approved tenta!ve schedule.

Chris!an Educa!on: Reports provided by Robin & Kelly

Robin is very ac!ve with confirma!on group. Confirma!on is broken into two groups, seventh graders and eighth graders. Kelly distributed Bibles on Rally Sunday

72 kids in Sunday school, 20 in confirma!on.

Commi$ee Reports:

Endowment: No mee!ng since last council mee!ng. Looking to schedule mee!ng.

Worship and Music: No Mee!ng

Christmas Eve services at 5 & 8 pm

Property: Automa!c door openers ordered, an!cipate mid-

October install. Securing quotes for parking lot lights, thinking ~$5000

Van is working to schedule a mee!ng with Clifford’s & Hale House. Looking to have them finance the purchase of new ligh!ng for the parking lot. LED Ligh!ng project Sexton posi!on, accep!ng resumes un!l November 1

st.

Severance agreement not executed. Discussed pain!ng the back door. Discussed pu>ng a light at the parsonage, and !mers inside. Parsonage needs some updates for new tenants. October 8

th is property clean up date.

Social Ministry: Began serving meal at Unity on second Wednesday of the month, 17 are serving. Robin has confirma!on class serving there October, November and February. Coffee hour, 10/2, supports CROP walk. Walk is on the 9

th.

Social ministry mee!ng between services on 10-23. Quilts and school kits delivered on 9-24, more quilts kept for local outreach. School kits were less than past due to earlier pickup. Produce table up to $330 YTD. Sunday September 4

th coffee hour for Mt Meru

collected $72 plus $50 from Elaine Wegner memorial.

Old Business:

New Business: Organ Update: Met Tuesday 8-30. Quotes coming in around $183,000, cap placed at

$140,000

Decision not be rushed

Jon & Pastor contac!ng references

Mee!ng on 10-3

Current organ fund at $25,500 through August. Bylaws need to be updated, pastor reviewing. Blood drive approved for August 30

th, 9 people donated.

Asking if there is a be$er venue. Picnic was a tremendous success. Discussion to change

the le$er for 2017. Raffle brought in $1709

Potluck brought in $1277

Next council mee!ng scheduled for October 25, 2016. The mee!ng adjourned at 8:59 pm. Respec@ully Submi$ed, Corky Roe

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Whitnall Park Lutheran Church

2017 Annual Stewardship Pledge

Please return this pledge on any Sunday thru December at the

8:30 am or 10:15 am worship or anytime to the office.

In gratitude for God’s many blessings and to assist in funding the

Whitnall Park Church’s many ministries,

I/We are committing the sum of:

General $ Weekly or $ Monthly.

Building/Mortgage $ Weekly or $ Monthly.

Name (s)

Envelope #

As each has

received a

gift, employ

it for one

another, as

good

stewards

of God’s

varied grace.

1Peter 4:10

November 13th is Commitment Sunday. Please take a moment to prayerfully consider your giving for 2017, fill

out the form below and return to the office or during the offering at service. Thank you!

Order your Poinsettia to decorate the Altar this Christmas.

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From My Perch:

We are heading into the busiest !me of the church year, and we have much to be

thankful for.

Our Sunday School year kicked off with a full slate of teachers and shepherds for the

first, second and third rota!ons. We are s!ll in need of teachers beginning with the

January rota!on.

Our second rota!on takes us on a journey through the 66 books of the Bible. With a theme of Rte. 66, we travel

through the first five books of the Old Testament during our second rota!on, and the first five books of the New

Testament in January.

Our Confirma!on students completed their first community service assignments with filling the school kits for

Lutheran World Relief, helping with the children’s games at the picnic and serving the meal at Unity Lutheran.

In class, they are learning about the 10 Commandments. They will be collec!ng food for the Unity food bank

during October and November. The food will be delivered by the students on Wednesday, Nov. 16.

We will kick off the first Sunday in Advent with our special Sunday ac!vi!es including a Christmas cra% and

Advent bingo. We are looking for small bingo prizes for the children, so if you have something to donate, please

leave it in the box in Robin Nehring Brodie’s office across from the Altar Guild Room.

Though Christmas seems far away, we are already ge>ng ready for the Christmas program. Le$ers were sent

home with the children on Oct. 16 regarding their availability to par!cipate in the program on Dec. 18 during

the second service.

This year’s theme is “The Sights of Christmas”. There are speaking and singing parts in the liturgy, as well as

opportuni!es for instrumentalists. Watch for the le$er; fill it out and return it to Kelly Brown or Robin Nehring

Brodie. We hope to assign parts and give out the readings and script on Nov. 20.

All children are invited to the Advent Event on Nov. 27, but only those students par!cipa!ng in the program

should a$end Sunday School on Dec. 4 and 11. We will rehearse the program on Dec. 4 during the Sunday

School hour and on Dec. 11 from 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Children not par!cipa!ng in the program are asked

to worship with their families on Dec. 4 and 11.

Pastor and I have already heard from two people who have indicated that they are willing to serve as mentors

for our Confirma!on students. We are in need of a few more. If you are interested or if you have ques!ons

about the mentoring program, see Robin.

Have a blessed Thanksgiving!

In faith, I remain,

Robin Nehring Brodie

Council President: Gregg Sorvick

Council Vice President: John Just

Secretary: Corky Roe

Treasurer: Tonya Schnelle

Council Liaisons to the Church Commi$ees;

Endowment: Jon Dietzler, Lori Nelson

Fellowship: Pastor Fazio

Finance: Corky Roe, Janel Oberheu

Property: John Just

Social Ministry: Jeff Girard

Worship and Music: Gregg Sorvick

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From My Sunday School Desk,

The first thing that comes to mind for my November Leaf ar!cle is Thanksgiving; being thankful and coun!ng our

blessings. This Thanksgiving, I truly have many things to be thankful for, however, there are two things that stand

out. By the !me this newsle$er reaches your mailbox, I will have gained a “son-in-law”. Second, our Sunday

school con!nues to grow and we are so happy to welcome two new students this month.

During this !me of thankfulness and gra!tude, we are invi!ng you to par!cipate in our holiday gi% giving

opportuni!es. Sunday School will be having their annual toy collec!on, with all dona!ons going to Hope House.

We are asking each child in Sunday School to bring an UNWRAPPED gi% for their age and gender. However, gi%s

for any age, along with dona!ons of wrapping paper, gi% bags, bows, and tape will be greatly appreciated.

Dona!ons can be placed in the TOY BOX located outside of the church office. The congrega!on is invited to

par!cipate. Dona!ons can be brought in beginning November 13th

through December 12th

.

Along with our toy collec!on, we will again be collec!ng “Wish List” gi%s for the veterans sponsored by Hope

House. As we have done in the past, there will be three wish list items for each of the veterans hanging from the

fireplace star!ng November 13th

. If you would like to help fulfill these holiday wish lists, simply pick the wish list

item that you would like to purchase. To ensure that every veteran’s wishes are granted, we ask that if you are

unable to purchase the stocking item you pick, please return the stocking back to the fireplace. This allows other

congrega!on members to choose the stocking so our veteran friends receive their holiday wishes. Once you have

purchased the item, place the UNWRAPPED gi% in the wish list collec!on box located next to the fireplace by

December 12th

. This holiday gi% collec!on is very dear to me, so any dona!ons would be greatly appreciated.

The Sunday School Christmas Program, “The Sights of Christmas” will be held on December 18th

during the second

service. We invite those who do not have children in the program to s!ll a$end the service. Join us a%er the

service for fellowship downstairs in Hibbard Hall.

~Dona!ons of cookies and treats would be greatly appreciated~

Reminder:

November 6 – Daylight Savings Time ends

December 25 – NO SUNDAY SCHOOL

January 1 -- NO SUNDAY SCHOOL

The life we live is the lesson we teach - Let us love one another and

remember to count our blessings daily.

Have a blessed Thanksgiving!

Kelly Brown

Sunday School Superintendent

IVE "S T#$S %&Y

'UR %($LY BR)&D

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:

Claudia Hoffmann 11/02

Ruth Rice 11/02

Sullivan Stoner 11/02

Marilyn Beier 11/03

Jodi Graef 11/03

Bonnie Hayburn 11/03

Katayoun Fazio 11/04

Julane Gaffney 11/04

Aimee Schlueter 11/04

Allison Hampel 11/05

Nadine Wilch 11/05

Dave Brown 11/06

Marilyn Simpson 11/06

Ron Sorenson 11/06

Bill Nelson 11/07

Kris!ne Peyer 11/07

Emily Biloff 11/08

Warner Kilbey 11/10

Rebekah Kruschke 11/13

Sandra Krause 11/14

Dianne Myers 11/14

Larry Wills 11/15

Dan Underberg 11/17

Taylor Chris!ansen 11/18

Deborah Thome 11/18

Emily Brown 11/19

Tricia Henneberry 11/19

Pat Grutza 11/20

John Just 11/21

Christopher Sorenson 11/21

Danielle Sorenson 11/21

Isaac Fiedler 11/24

Janet Cook 11/25

Allen Palmersheim 11/25

Heather Nelson 11/26

Jus!n Sparacino 11/26

Brady Aderman 11/27

Renee Franz-Piotrowski 11/27

Aubree Jankowski 11/27

Greg Saari 11/27

Joey Leon 11/28

Sam Bukowski 11/29

Sandra Mar!n 11/29

Ron Noeske 11/29

Linda Shea 11/29

Laura Staats 11/29

MaryAnn Labo$ 11/30

Susan Schlueter 11/30

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO:

Neil & Jane Presco$ 11/08

Philip & Debbie Krajewski 11/10

Joseph & Ka!e Zawikowski 11/14

Andrew & Catherine Paremski 11/29

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November 20

8:30 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Melanie Strom

Acolyte: McKenzie Henneberry

Ushers: Jeff Dietz, Linda Shea

Greeter: Bonnie Hayburn

Altar Guild: Janel Oberheu

10:15 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Ma$ Grubis

Acolyte: Abigail Brown

Ushers: Brian Mar!n, Larry Pfeil

Greeter: Rosemary Brandt

Nursery: Carrie Jekelis

Altar Guild: Bernice King

Readings

Jeremiah 23:1-6

Psalm 46

I will be exalted among the

na!ons. (Ps. 46:10)

Colossians 1:11-20

Luke 23:33-43

8:30 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Haley Just

Acolyte: Mitchell Rakow

Ushers: John Dobogai,

John Hembrook, Ken Perkl

Greeter: Pa> Sparacino

Altar Guild: Jerrijo Cowman

10:15 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Kent Brodie

Acolyte: Mackenzie Reiter

Ushers: Tom Laposki,

Brian & Kris! Peyer

Greeter: Sandy Krause

Nursery: Sarah & Aaron Knier

Readings

Malachi 4:1-2a

Psalm 98

In righteousness will the Lord judge the

world. (Ps. 98:9)

2 Thessalonians 3:6-13

Luke 21:5-19

November 13

8:30 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Jerrijo Cowman

Acolyte: Abigail Slieff-Vogt

Ushers: Jim Gaffney, Duane Hause,

Lyle Lance

Greeter: Janel Oberheu

10:15 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Ron Labo$

Acolyte: Lauren Underberg

Ushers: Jerry Pagel, Jerome Thome

Greeter: Janet Fazio

Nursery: Jeff Girard

Altar Guild: Elaine Johnson

Readings

Isaiah 2:1-5

Psalm 122

I was glad when they said to me, “Let us

go to the house of the Lord.” (Ps. 122:1)

Romans 13:11-14

Ma$hew 24:36-44

November 27

8:30 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: Jeff Girard

Acolyte: Makayla Metzger

Ushers: Jim Arneson, Mike Oberheu,

Sco$ Ried

Greeter: Ellen Dallmann

Altar Guild: Linda Shea

10:15 AM Worship

Assis!ng Minister: John Brandt

Acolyte: Mitchell Rakow

Ushers: Frank Brugger, Greg Saari,

Paul Saari

Greeter: Nancy Sievert

Nursery: Kaylan Stoner

Altar Guild: Jane Presco$

Readings

Job 19:23-27a

Psalm 17:1-9

Keep me as the apple of your eye; hide

me under the shadow of your

wings. (Ps. 17:8)

2 Thessalonians 2:1-5, 13-17

Luke 20:27-38

November 6

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Kni>ng &

Croche!ng

7:30 pm AA Mtg

2

6:30 pm

Confirma!on class

8th grade

7:00 pm Choir

3 4

Pastor Off

5

6

8:30 & 10:15 am

Worship

9:15 am GYV Chapel

9:40 am GYV Cherub

11:15 am Kid’s Bells

7

December Leaf

Ar!cles Are Due

7:00 pm Bells

7:00 pm Dartball ~

home

8

Elec!on Day

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Kni>ng &

Croche!ng

6:30 pm Property

Mtg

7:00 pm Worship &

Music Mtg

7:30 pm AA Mtg

9

10:00 am Bible Study

4:30 pm WPLC at

Unity

6:30 pm

Confirma!on class

7th grade

7:00 pm Choir

10

8:30 am OWL’s

at The Forum

7:00 pm Bible Study

11

Pastor Off

12

13

8:30 & 10:15 am

Worship/Healing

Temple Talk

9:15 am GYV Chapel

9:40 am GYV Cherub

10:15 am Children’s

Message

11:15 am Kid’s Bells

Commitment Sunday

14

7:00 pm Bells

7:00 pm Book Club

7:00 pm Dartball ~

away

7:00 pm Men’s

Book Club

15

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Kni>ng &

Croche!ng

7:30 pm AA Mtg

16

10:00 am Bible Study

4:00 pm

Confirma!on class

7th @ Unity

7:00 pm Choir

17

7:00 pm Bible Study

18

Pastor Off

19

20

8:30 & 10:15 am

Worship

9:15 am GYV Chapel

9:40 am GYV Cherub

11:15 am Kid’s Bells

21

7:00 pm Bells

22

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Kni>ng &

Croche!ng

7:00 pm Council

Mee!ng

7:30 pm AA Mtg

23

7:00 pm Worship at

Emanuel UCC

24

Happy 25

Pastor Off

Office Closed

26

27

8:30 & 10:15 am

Worship

9:15 am GYV Chapel

9:40 am GYV Cherub

11:15 am Kid’s Bells

28

7:00 pm Bells

29

9:00 am Dorcas

9:30 am Friends

1:00 pm Kni>ng &

Croche!ng

7:30 pm AA Mtg

30

6:30 pm

Confirma!on class

8th grade

7:00 pm Choir

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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

As I was thinking about what to write for this month’s newsle$er ar!cle, I naturally thought of

Thanksgiving and how much we have to be thankful for. It then occurred to me that this would

likely be the topic for many church ar!cles this month and therefore decided to give my piece

a li$le more considera!on before I began wri!ng. As I was looking through various commentaries about the

Thanksgiving holiday, I came across a picture of the Horn of Plenty and thought, “I have no idea as to what this

symbol means; I have no idea where it comes from?” Hence, a newsle$er ar!cle is born.

The Horn of Plenty (a.k.a. Cornucopia) is a symbol of prosperity and affluence that dates back to the 5th

century

before Christ. In Greek mythology, Amalthea (the foster mother of Zeus) raised and fed her son on the milk of a

goat; in return, Zeus (the leader of the mythological Greek gods) gave her the goat’s horn, which apparently had

the power to give to the person who possessed it whatever he or she wished for. Thus began the legend of the

Horn of Plenty.

The great thing about symbols is that although they have an original representa!on, we can take their meaning

and personalize it to suit the context of our own lives. As Chris!ans, we can therefore look at how the Horn of

Plenty can be represented in our lives as followers of Jesus.

For example, the Horn symbolizes prosperity and affluence, but what does prosperity and affluence look like in

the Chris!an life? Does it have to do with the amount of grace that one receives? Is it the amount of work that

one does in service to the neighbor or at the local congrega!on? Is it the amount of !me, talent and resources

that are shared in the name of Christ? Well, the answer to all these must be a firm and unyielding ‘NO.’ What

makes the Chris!an life prosperous and affluent is simply the presence of the living Christ…no more and no less!

Because of Christ’s presence, we can live lives of true affluence by knowing a sense of peace, serenity and hope

that transcends anything that could be obtained through the things of this world.

The Horn is also said to have the power to give to the person who possesses it whatever he or she desires.

Thanks be to God that this idea comes from Greek mythology and is far from reality. Can you imagine what your

life would look like if you got everything you desired? I don’t know about you, but for me, some of the best gi%s

I’ve received have been the !mes when God shot down my finest ideas for something of His own design. My

affluent life in Christ is best lived if I simply show up and remain willing to go wherever God calls, rather than me

telling Him where I ought to be led next.

Looking at all that God has done and is doing in our lives truly gives us reason to be grateful. So, I guess this ar!cle

is turning out to be one of Thanksgiving a%er all; Thanks be to God for allowing us to live lives full of affluence and

prosperity in Christ…and Thanks be to God for not allowing us to get everything we think we want or desire.

Thankfully in Christ,

Pr. Michael

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Brakes• Exhaust • Tune-ups • Engines Emission Testing • Clutches • Air Conditioning

10983 W. Forest Home Ave.

Hales Corners, WI 53130

ROMAN ELECTRIC Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

Residential Work640 S. 70th St. 414-471-8565

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Whitnall Park Lutheran. A 4C 01-0839