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Hope Lutheran Church: a Community of Faith in the Heart of Fond du Lac
Jerusalem” (2:5). Yes, there were “Parthians, Medes,
Elamites, and residents of Mesopotamia, Judea and
Tesla. Chevy. Nissan. Porsche. Audi. VW. Toyota. A Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and
dozen major car-makers are now building electric Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya belonging to
vehicles, and the market is expected to grow. Cyrene, and visitors from Rome, both Jews and
proselytes, Cretans and Arabs” (vv. 9-11).
But there’s a problem: The charging ports are all over
the cars. Lots of brands. More variety than what you find
today in electric cars.
When you go to a gas station to fill up your gas-
powered car, you can be pretty sure that you will The first followers of Jesus were just one brand of
pump gas into the tank from the side of the car, near Jew: Galileans. They weren’t the most highly
the rear. But where do you put the charger into your educated residents of Jerusalem, and most people
electric car? expected their language abilities to be limited. But
God was at work on a surprising design.
Could be the front. Or the back. Or one of the sides.
The followers of Jesus were “all together in one
Very confusing.
place,” says the book of Acts (v. 1). The King James
In Korea, the car-maker Hyundai recently embarked Version says that they were “with one accord.” They
on a project of building public charging stations in had come together to celebrate the Feast of Weeks,
Seoul, and they wanted to accommodate as many car (Pentecost) which was like our Thanksgiving
brands as possible. According to Fast Company celebration. On that day we gather with family and
magazine, they tapped the US consulting firm friends and thank God for physical and spiritual
McKinsey to design a universal blessings. That was Pentecost for
charger that would easily work with the ancient Jews.
any electric car.
Suddenly from heaven “there
The result was the “Hyundai Hi- came a sound like the rush of a
Charger,” and you’ll never guess violent wind, and it filled the
what inspired its design. “Self-serve entire house where they were
car washes,” says a partner at sitting. Divided tongues, as of
McKinsey. “They have the sprayer fire, appeared among them, and
hanging down from the top and it a tongue rested on each of them.
kind of rotates around.” All of them were filled with the
Holy Spirit and began to speak
Same with the Hyundai Hi-Charger. in other languages, as the Spirit
It has a cord that hangs down that rotates and drops gave them ability” (vv. 2-4).
the charging cable in the right spot, depending on the
make and model of your electric car. God was determined to fill them with power. The
Holy Spirit came with the rush of a violent wind. The
It’s a universal charger. Spirit danced with divided tongues, as of fire, like the
The book of Acts tells us that “there were devout Jews burning bush that revealed God to Moses — a bush
from every nation under heaven living in (Continued on page 2)
(Continued from page 1) along, “a chariot of fire and horses of fire separated
that “was blazing, yet it was not consumed” (Exodus the two of them, and Elijah ascended in a whirlwind
3:2). The Galilean disciples began to speak in other into heaven” (2 Kings 2:11).
languages, as the Spirit gave them ability, making it
possible for them to communicate with devout Jews The Lord “will come in fire,” promises the prophet
from every nation. Isaiah, “and his chariots like the whirlwind” (Isaiah
66:15). And in a vision in the book of Revelation, John
The Holy Spirit was a Universal Charger. says that the eyes of Christ will be “like a flame of
fire” (Revelation 1:14).
This same Spirit is available to us today, and it is
charging us in the same way that it charged the first Pillar of fire. Devouring fire. A chariot of fire. A flame
followers of Jesus. of fire. What unites these blazing sights? All are signs
of the presence and power of God. The promise of
Pentecost is that God is with us, always with us, and
We tend to have an individualistic view of faith in the this is true for all Christians.
United States, and many people talk about having a
personal relationship with Jesus. There is nothing
wrong with that. A personal relationship with Christ is Finally, the Holy Spirit gives us the ability to
vital, essential, and powerful, but what is created by communicate with people of every race and culture,
the Spirit on Pentecost is a distinctive and powerful just as it enabled the first followers of Jesus to connect
community faith. Sometimes we forget that when we with the diverse Jews of Jerusalem. The apostle Peter
focus so much on our individual walk. Good things, quickly discovered that the gift of the Spirit was not a
wonderful things, holy things happen when God’s private gift to him. It was given to him so that he
people come together. could share God’s deeds of power with others.
The challenge for us as the Christian community is to Taking a bold stand, Peter announced to the people
be simultaneously both one and many. This means that of Jerusalem, “In the last days it will be, God
we are one in our worship of the Triune God: Father, declares, that I will pour out my Spirit on all
Son and Holy Spirit. But we are many in our flesh” (Acts 2:17). Yes, the Spirit was coming to fill not
expressions of the faith, because we are connected to just Peter and the other followers of Jesus, but a
the Trinity as Christians who are male, female, young, diverse group of sons and daughters, young men and
old, middle-aged, conservative, liberal, musical, tone- old men, and even men and women who were slaves.
deaf, native-born, immigrants, white, Black, Hispanic, All of the cultural barriers that had previously existed
Asian – you get the idea. This remains a vital truth as were breaking down, and now, said Peter, “everyone
we continue to grapple with our “apartness” from who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved” (v.
each other. God designed the Church and God 21).
designed us for community.
The Holy Spirit remains a creative force in the world,
one that is continuing to form the Christian community.
Next, the Spirit shows us that God is right in front of Can you see the power of the Holy Spirit right here at
us, just as the fire of the burning bush told Moses that Hope? I sure can!
God was present in his life. On Pentecost, “divided
tongues, as of fire, appeared among them, and a The Holy Spirit is God’s “Hi-Charger!” And it’s
tongue rested on each of them” (Acts 2:3). This fire wonderful to see the
was impossible to ignore, and it brilliantly showed Charge at Hope!
that the power of God was with them.
Pastor
Such fire is nothing new in Holy Scripture. When God Phillip M. Enderle
liberated his people from captivity in Egypt, the Lord
went in front of them “in a pillar of fire” (Exodus
13:21). Then, “the appearance of the glory of the
Lord was like a devouring fire on the of the mountain
in the sight of the people of Israel” (Exodus 24:17).
When the prophets Elijah and Elisha were walking
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Show love to God and others.
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with
For the past year some all your soul and with all your mind and with all
staff, members and various your strength; and love your neighbor as yourself.
boards were brainstorming There is no commandment greater than these.
on developing a new Mark 12:30-31
mission statement. Our
mission statement is a Share the Gospel with each other and in our
template for what guides community.
us, motivates us and directs us in our ministry as well Let your light so shine before others, that they may
as in our relationships with each other. see your good works, and glorify your Father which
is in heaven. Matthew 5:16
Here is Hope’s new Mission Statement: Care for those weary and worn from life.
Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will
fulfill the law of Christ. Galatians 6:2
My hope is that you can
embrace this new Mission
Statement as much as I
Grow in grace and knowledge of Christ.
have and that we can all
Grow in the grace and knowledge of your Lord and
Grow, Show, Share and
Savior, Jesus Christ. 2 Peter 3:18
Care together as one!
Deacon, Bob Mengert
Guest Preacher
Please join us the weekend of May 1 to hear Rev.
Robert Weinhold speak at all services about a
ministry providing direct relief to the poor
throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
Pastor Weinhold will share personal witness about
Food For The Poor’s mission to care for the destitute
as a means of living out the Gospel mandate to
love one another.
Narthex & Sanctuary
Pastor Robert has served in five different
Renovation Project congregations in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Join us on Tuesday, May 4, at 7:00 p.m. in the Iowa and Illinois as a missionary-at-large, campus
Church Sanctuary for an informational meeting and pastor, paster and senior pastor. While serving
update on the project. A decision on the project will Christ in these locations he led congregations to
take place at the May Voters’ Meeting on Tuesday, start a homeless shelter, an international student
May 11. ministry, a preschool and an elementary school.
Pastor Robert has been blessed to go on foreign
See the Narthex for envelopes to contribute, make mission trips to India, Guatemala, Haiti and Belize
a pledge or give a gift in honor or memory of a and is now encouraging fellow disciples to care for
loved one. the poorest of the Poor.
May • 2021 3
Our church will be on track at Sing & Play Express.
Get ready for high energy fun at Loco Motion
Games. Experience impactful Bible lessons in Bible
Adventures. You’ll have amazing discoveries at
Imagination Station. Take a glimpse into the world of
five awesome kids who discover Jesus’ power pulls us
through at KidVid Cinema. The best part of Summer
is full steam ahead at Rocky Railway VBS!
Are you ready for the
most epic adventure Ages: 4 years old by June 1, 2021-
ever? This summer, entering 6th grade
Hope Lutheran Kids is Dates: June 14 – 18, 2021
taking kids on a ride Times: 4:30-7:00 p.m.
they’ll never forget. Cost: FREE
Get on board the Registration: Church Lobby or www.lifeathope.org
Rocky Railway! Other: All campers receive a VBS music CD,
camp T-shirt, and dinner!
Week of Hope camps are community
service mission trips for youth.
Students come alongside seasoned
local ministries and nonprofits to make
a lasting difference through
meaningful community service! They'll
learn Christ-like empathy and
compassion for others as they meet
the spiritual, physical, and emotional
needs of disadvantaged children,
youth, and adults.
As students serve in the name of Jesus, they'll During a community service mission trip, participants
develop friendships with the people they serve, with stay at a local church that is full of fun and energy
other teams, with their own youth group, and, most throughout the week as they engage in indoor and
importantly, with Jesus! outdoor games, share meals together, and
Projects might include providing meals to the participate in worship and teaching in morning and
homeless, tutoring struggling children from low- evening chapel times!
income families, helping to lead a day camp for kids, Register today at
working with disabled children, or sharing stories with lifeathope.org.
a lonely elderly person in an assisted-living facility.
The fun doesn't stop after your day of service. The Alex Cargin
party continues with themed days, movie nights, lip- Director of Youth &
sync battles, bedtime stories, group games, and much Education
more! acargin@lifeathope.org
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Trumpet en $50,000. Thanks to the support of faithful members
of Hope Lutheran Church, we are now well on our
Chamade Project way to reaching this goal. We would like, if
The Board of Music is possible, to raise the remaining funds in the next
raising funds for the few months. Installation of the trumpet en chamade
trumpet en chamade will begin later this summer in conjunction with the
addition to the organ. sanctuary renovation.
This is a set of trumpet-
This project can be supported through gifts to the
shaped pipes mounted
music ministry (specify trumpet en chamade or organ
horizontally to the front
addition on memo line of checks), through memorials,
of the organ case. They
or by buying SCRIP.
produce a commanding, trumpet-like tone, used for
fanfares and solos. A great deal of organ music calls Brochures on the trumpet en chamade project are
for this set of organ pipes. While this set of pipes located on the tables leading into the sanctuary. A
looks impressive they can be played by organists of video/audio recording of the trumpet en chamade
modest ability for many occasions. can be viewed by going to the following link on the
internet: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl3eZk9J3xQ
This set of pipes will be used for many years to
beautify and enhance worship services at Hope; it
will be seen by worshippers as they come back from Lutheran Public Radio
communion and as they leave the church at the end of
services. Lutheran Public Radio offers great music of the
historic, confessional Lutheran Church. On the internet,
At this point we have raised over $39,000 for this go to: lutheranpublicradio.org and click on the play
project, the final cost of which will be approximately button by the LPR icon.
Heritage of Lutheran Music
Heritage of Lutheran Music - embracing and cherishing the highest quality of music of the Church that has come
down to us through the ages; The hymns and liturgy we use in our worship services comes from 3,000 years of
God’s people praising Him through the gift of music. Here are some hymns and texts of music from 600 to
1000A.D:
Hark! a Thrilling Creator of the A Great and Mighty O Savior of Our
Voice #345 Stars #351 Wonder #383 Fallen Race #403
___._____________________.________________.___________________._________
Latin text Latin text Germanus Latin text
5th-10th century 5th-10th century 634-734AD 5th-10th century
tune: 9 century
th
Ken Hill , Minister of Music
922-5130 church
922-4577 home
539-3977 cell
khill@lifeathope.org
May • 2021 5
Hope Lutheran Music Ministry - SCRIP Order Form Name:
6
Phone:
Vendor Denomination Quantity $ Total Vendor Denomination Quantity $ Total
76 Gas $25 KKrug Haircuts $22
Ace Hardware $25/100 Kohl's $25/$100
Sundays.
Advanced Auto Parts $25/100 Krail Jewelers $25
Ala Roma/Backyard/Schmitty's $10/25 Kwik Trip $10/15/20/25
SCRIP Gift Cards
Applebee's $25/50 McDonald's $10
Four ways to buy SCRIP:
Arby's $10 Menard's $25/100
Auto Zone $25 Model Cleaners $10
A&W $5 Panera Bread $10/25/50
BP Gas Card (GLSC) $50/100/500 Papa John's $10
important music projects here at Hope!
BP East Shore Mini Mart $20 Philly's on Fourth $25/50
Burger King $10 Pick 'n Save $25/50/100
Culver's $10/15/20/25 Piggly Wiggly $25/50/100
Dairy Queen $5 Pilot Flying J $25/100
Hope Lutheran Church Newsletter • Life @ Hope
Dunkin Donuts $10/25 Pizza Hut $10
It will be sold in the narthex between services on
Eaton's Pizza $25 Pizza Ranch $25
favorite stores. SCRIP is a great fundraiser, because it
The Board of Music is selling SCRIP gift cards for your
costs the purchaser nothing extra, but promotes
Econo-Dry Cleaners $5/10 Pump & Pantry (Pioneer Rd) $25/50/100
Eden Meat Market $10/15/20/25 Qdoba $25
Exxon/Mobil $50/250 ReachOut Books $10/25/50
Faro's $5/10 Renaissance Salon/Spa $10/25
Fazoli's $25 Rocky Rocco $5
Festival Foods $25/50/100 Rolling Meadows Golf $25/100
Fleet Farm (#1179) $25/100 Silica Appliance $50
Flood Oil of Eden $50 Speedway $25/50/100
Floor Quest (any amount) $100 Staples $25/100
du Lac, WI 54935.
Friar Tuck's/Salty's/ Sebastian's $10/15/20/25 Starbucks $10/25/50
Georgetown Cleaners $20 Stuart's Landscaping $25/40/50
Gilles' Frozen Custard $5/10 Subway $10/50
Gino's $10/15/20/25 Taco Bell $10/25
order to you within two weeks.
Golden Corral $25 Target $25/50/100
Haentze Floral $25 Tucker's $10/25
Hardee's $10 Twohig Flooring $100
Jet Stream $10/$20 Walgreen's $25/100
in an envelope at the table. We’ll get your
Jiffy Lube $30 Walmart/Sam's Club $25/50/100
Go to Hope’s website, print off and fill out form
and leave form and check at table in narthex.
fill out an order form and leave it and a check
If nobody is selling at the SCRIP table, you can still
Jimmy John's $5/$10 Quantity $ Total
check at table in narthex or mail to Ken Hill c/o
Fill in the SCRIP Order Form below, leave form and
Hope Lutheran Church, 260 Vincent Street, Fond
JoAnne Fabrics $25 Totals $
Adopt a Missionary
Hope members have selected to support two
missionaries: Rev. Dr. John Bombaro serving the
Lord in Latvia and Rev. Dr. Fung serving the Lord in
Thailand. Hope’s commitment is to raise $15,000
this year, which will be split between these two
missionaries. Donations can be made using the
envelopes found in the Narthex or online at
www.lifeathope.org/give.
PRESCHOOL and 4K
Ministry and Education
Happy Mother's Day Hope Lutheran women. The Nice examples of our children learning to share.
Preschool and 4K send you prayers and love.
The Preschool has been busy teaching kids academics
and about Jesus. Our very own Deacon Bob has been
coming to our classroom to share the Good News with
your little ones at Hope's school.
Other highlights are that
the warm weather has
given us more time in
nature. Where? That is
easy, our very own
Nature Classroom, filled
with plants peaking out
of the ground and
insects starting to crawl.
New this summer is a
preschool class that is
dedicated to teaching The Creation. We will have 7
weeks to share the 7 days that God made the world.
Children ages 3-6 will learn Genesis 1 and get a
hands-on experience of what was “very good”.
Classes will be on designated Mondays and
Wednesdays from 9:00-11:30 a.m.
Beth Kettner – Director
Ministry right outside our church doors: 920-922-5130 ext. 209
This will be an excellent outreach opportunity for preschool@lifeathope.org
the congregation. Please share. Information about
tuition and flyers are available in the narthex.
May • 2021 7
Voters’ Meeting Loaves & Fishes
May 11—6:30 p.m. Would you like to show you care
about the less fortunate people in
Our next Voters’ Meeting will be Fond du Lac? Volunteering to
at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May serve is a great way to work with
11, in the Church Sanctuary. All and get to know people of all
members are invited to come ages from Hope. There are several ways you can
and learn about our mission and help with Loaves & Fishes:
ministry activities and opportunities. We will be serving carryout and drive-up meals
On the agenda: Sanctuary & Narthex Renovation only. Meal preparation starts at 3:30 p.m. at
Project update and decision. Church of Peace.
Bake homemade cookies.
Purchase a large can of vegetables.
Donate money to be used to purchase chicken,
potatoes and other items for the meal.
Save the dates! Mondays: May 10, July 12 and
Ladies Guild December 20.
Contact Sandy Barber at 923-4741 or Kim Ross
Due to COVID we will not have a Potluck for our at 204-2038 for more information.
last meeting of the year on Thursday, May 13. We
will meet at our 10:00 a.m. time in the Fellowship
Hall for a devotion, program and fellowship with
treats and coffee. Come and join us. Worship Services Online
Weekly services can be accessed on the homepage
of our website at www.lifeathope.org, as well as
facebook.com/lifeathope, instagram.com/
lifeathope and youtube.com/lifeathope.
Sweet Hour of Prayer
Sweet Hour of Prayer will
meet in May on Mondays,
May 10 and 24, at 11:00
a.m. in H-102. We meet on
the 2nd & 4th Mondays of
Pantry of Hope
each month. Please join us! Our Pantry of Hope is available for
members and friends in need.
Please contact Deacon Bob Mengert
for more information.
Circuit-Wide Ascension Day Service Thank you to members who have
given so generously to this ministry!
Thursday, May 13—7:00 p.m.
Peace Lutheran Church
Neenah, WI Electronic Giving
Preacher: Pastor Enderle Members and guests are able to send their
offerings through electronic transfer. One-time or
reoccurring payments can be setup using either a
checking/savings account or a credit card. All
transactions are secured and completed through
GivePlus and Vanco Payment Systems. Select
“Give” on the church website to get started.
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M ! 2021 - C#$%nd & ' E(%nt)
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1
5:30 Traditional
Year 3 Catechism Retreat
Service w/HC
Camp LuWiSoMo
NOTE: All dates & activities subject to change due to Covid-19 April 30-May 2
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
8:00 Traditional 10:00 Women’s BC 10:00 Adult BC 6:30 Adult Choir 11:00 Exercise 5:30 Traditional
Service w/HC 6:00 Adult Bells 11:00 Exercise 4:00 Girl Scouts Service
9:10 Catechism 5:30 Brd Elders
9:10 Sr High Ministry 6:30 Brd Trustees
9:10 Sunday School 7:00 Sanctuary &
9:15 Adult BC Narthex Renovation
9:20 Traditional Information Mtg.
Service w/HC
10:40 Blended
Service w/HC
11:50 Yth Worship
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
8:00 Trad Service 10:00 Women’s BC 9:00 Circuit Pastors 5:30 Confirmation 10:00 Ladies Guild 5:30 Traditional
9:10 Catechism 11:00 Sweet Hour 11:00 Exercise Pics/Rehearsal 11:00 Exercise Service w/HC
9:10 Sr High Ministry of Prayer 6:30 Voters’ 6:30 Adult Choir 7:00 Ascension Day
9:10 Sunday School 3:30 Loaves & Meeting Service
9:15 Adult BC Fishes (Peace-Neenah)
9:20 Trad Service 5:30 Girl Scouts
10:40 Blend Service 6:00 Adult Bells
11:50 Yth Worship
4:00 Student Night
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
8:00 Trad Serv w/HC 10:00 Women’s BC 10:00 Adult BC 11:00 Exercise 5:30 Traditional
9:00 Confirmation 6:00 Adult Bells 11:00 Exercise 4:00 Girl Scouts Service
Breakfast 6:00 Brd Youth
9:10 Catechism
9:10 Sr High Ministry
9:10 Sunday School
9:15 Adult BC
9:20 Trad Serv w/HC
10:40 Confirmation
Service w/HC
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
8:00 Trad Service 10:00 Women’s BC 10:00 Adult BC 11:00 Exercise 5:30 Traditional
9:10 Catechism 11:00 Sweet Hour 11:00 Exercise Service
9:10 Sr High Ministry of Prayer 6:30 Brd Education
9:10 Sunday School
9:15 Adult BC
9:20 Trad Service
10:40 Blend Service
30 31
8:00 Trad Service Church Office Closed
9:20 Trad Service
10:40 Blend Service
May • 2021 9Official Acts
Baptisms:
3-14-21 Kasandra Kay Bartow, daughter of Justin
and Ashley Bartow
3-28-21 Wesley Joseph Green, son of Joseph and
Alex Cargin ........................... acargin@lifeathope.org Nicole Green
4-10-21 Jordan Nicole Schultz, daughter of Adam
Pastor Enderle .................... penderle@lifeathope.org and Andrea Schultz
Ken Hill...........................................khill@lifeathope.org
Beth Kettner ........................preschool@lifeathope.org Funeral:
3-12-21 Shirley M. Bindert; born 8/17/1932; died
Rick Mackie ............................rmackie@lifeathope.org 3/7/2021
Bob Mengert ...................... bmengert@lifeathope.org
Marci Scharf ................ hopelutheran@lifeathope.org
New Member:
4-6-21 Marjorie Strong
Lutheran Counseling & Family Services
Worship Membership Did you know that the counselors of Lutheran
Attendance Statistics Counseling and Family Services of Wisconsin are
available for virtual counseling sessions? For those
March 10 (Midweek Lent) 84 As of 4/6/21 struggling with any mental health issue such as
depression, anxiety, trauma, an addiction or
March 14 250 Families: 609
relationship issues, professional help is just a phone
March 17 (Midweek Lent) 100 Confirmed: 1070 call away.
March 21 232 Baptized: 1301 Through faith-based Christian counseling, there is an
March 24 (Midweek Lent) 80 opportunity to model Christian faith and share the
promises of the Gospel while utilizing clinical
March 28 254 expertise and skill. Speaking with a counselor can
help reduce anxiety, monitor depression, control
April 1 (Maundy Thursday) 182
addictive behavior, identify triggers and create
April 2 (Good Friday) 180 solutions to instill hope and faith.
April 4 451 Most insurance plans accept telehealth/virtual
counseling as a viable option to conduct therapy.
April 11 271
Check with your plan in advance to see if this is
covered or the staff at LCFS can assist you. Call
800-291-4513 for more information or to schedule
an appointment.
Statement of Activities - General Fund
March 31, 2021
March Income $54,779 Church Office Hours:
Monday thru Thursday
March Expense $45,196 8:00 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
Year-to-Date Income $183,353 Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Year-to-Date Expense $136,326
Deadlines:
Year-to-Date Income Less Expense $47,027 Bulletin – Wednesday Noon
Newsletter – 1st of Prior Month
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Hope Lutheran Church
Phillip Enderle, Senior Pastor
Ken Hill, Minister of Music
Alex Cargin, Director of Youth and Education
Bob Mengert, Deacon
Rick Mackie, Director of Social Media and
Communications
Marci Scharf, Office Manager Traditional Services
Beth Kettner, Hope Preschool Director Saturday 5:30 p.m.
Jessica Hernandez, 4K Teacher Sunday 8:00 a.m.
Stacy Guelig, 4K Assistant
Stephanie Neff, Preschool Assistant Traditional Service (shorter in length)
Les Mier, Maintenance Sunday 9:20 a.m.
Nadine Arndt, Custodial Masks required at this service.
Linda Lefeber, Custodial Holy Communion in the pew on
Communion Sundays.
Dan Joseph, Church Council President
Dan Schneider, Church Council Vice President Blended Service
Jill Harmsen, Church Council Secretary Sunday 10:40 a.m.You can also read
