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Welcome to Worship - June 8, 2014
“This is the day which the LORD hath
made; we will rejoice and be glad in it”
(Psalm 118:24). Welcome, in the name of
the One who created this day for our
enjoyment!
Pentecost: Since the Holy Spirit conveyed power
and authority to the apostles, transforming them
from twelve frightened followers into a band
of bold evangelists, Pentecost is known as
the birthday of the Church. The details are set
down in the Act of the Apostles, 2:1-6. [Which
we hear read for us today.] So empowered
were the apostles that they are said to have
almost immediately baptized 3,000 people. As it
happens, the Holy Spirit visited the apostles on the Jewish feast of Pentecost, a long-
established festival of thanksgiving for the first fruits of the wheat harvest. The Church’s
transformation of this Jewish feast into a Christian festival was, in a way, related to
the belief that the gift of the Holy Spirit to the apostles was the first fruits of a new
harvesting - of souls.
Summer Worship Schedule begins today: Today, through Labor Day weekend,
summer worship times are 7:30, 8:30 and 10:15 a.m.
Congratulations Class of 2014! Today we recognize our high school seniors at
St. Matthew’s. This class has been enthusiastically involved in so many aspects of
ministry at St. Matthew’s – mission trips, VBS, Sunday School, drama, and choirs – that
we will have many opportunities to miss them next fall. They are a committed, spirited,
and kind-hearted group, who have been giving members of our St. Matthew’s family.
We wish them the best of luck and Godspeed in the new opportunities that await them!
Read about the Seniors in the yellow bulletin insert available from an
Usher or at the Welcome Center or across from the church office. This is a
particularly large and active class and you’ll find it interesting to read about
their experiences and future plans. You can also find this on our website as
a part of the weekly bulletin announcements.
Where are the bulletin announcements? The bulletin announcements are available as
a separate set of pages and are available at the Welcome Center or near the ushers. To
make good use of our resources, consider reading the announcements on our website
- www.stmattslutheran.org - or email the church office to be added to the list of people
receiving the announcements in advance, on Fridays. Office@stmattslutheran.org.drama, and choirs – that we w
them next fall. They are a co
group, who have been giving
family. We wish them the bes
Bulletin Announcements - June 8, 2014 opportunities that await them
St. Matthew’s Ev. Lutheran Church - www.stmattslutheran.org
Communion: All baptized Wednesday Bible Study continues their weekly
Christians who celebrate the real discussion at 10 a.m., now beginning the book of
presence of Christ in the bread Isaiah. We have finished with the books of Song
and wine are invited to the Lord’s of Songs and Ecclesiastes. We will continue
Table at all services. Gluten- through June 18, and then break for the summer.
free wafers are now available if All are welcome. No prior experience necessary!
you ask your communion server.
Those who desire juice instead of
regular wine, please tell this to the Ministry Scheduler Pro
communion assistant. Due to the Ministry Scheduler Pro
weight of the communion trays, Sunday morning volunteers are scheduled
you may be asked to take your utilizing Ministry Scheduler Pro (MSP), an
glass of wine from the tray as it is on-line scheduling program. If you are a Sunday
presented to you. morning volunteer and need the log-in information
sent to you please contact Sue Swing;
sueswing@sbcglobal.net.
Summer Service Times begin
today - On Sunday, June 8, and The schedule for June 1-September 7, 2014 is
continuing through Labor Day Live. Please send a sub request if you have a
weekend, summer worship times conflict with one of your scheduled serving times.
are 7:30, 8:30 and 10:15 a.m. Until your sub request is filled MSP may still
send you a reminder e-mail. You do not need to
Summer Office Hours: Please respond to this.
be aware of our summer office Thanks to everyone for filling these sub requests
hours, when the office closes as they arise. This is extremely helpful!
earlier on Fridays.
MSP on the St. Matt’s Website! You can now
Begins June 13.
Monday - Thursday link to your MSP information from the St. Matt’s
8:30-12:00, 1:00 - 4:30 website: www.stmattslutheran.org. You’ll need
Friday, 8:30 - 2:00 your login information. If you have questions
As always, call ahead for special contact Sue Swing at the address above.
needs.ADD BACK IN WHENEVER
POSSIBLE
Upcoming Events
Simply Giving: St.
The ‘New Game in Town’! Respectful Conversations Group Matthew’s Stewardship
Men’s Ministry sponsors outing to now forming - All are welcome Committee partners
Lakeshore Chinooks Game, At St. Matthew’s we are a with Thrivent Financial
Sunday, June 29th welcoming community. The key for electronic transfer
Sign up by June 15th! words of our Mission Statement, of contributions from
All members (men, women Ò Welcome, Nurture, Equip, and parishioners’ checking or
and kids) and friends are SendÓ begin with Ò Welcome,Ó and savings accounts directly to
invited to attend a Lakeshore our Welcome and Evangelism St. Matthew’s bank account.
Chinook baseball game on committee has worked hard to For more information or
Sunday, June 29th. Enjoy make us more welcoming with to request enrollment
a baseball game @ Kapco procedures for reaching out to documents, contact Holly in
Field (Concordia University) welcome people who are new to the church office, 414-774-
overlooking beautiful Lake us. 0441 or hjurss@sbcglobal.
Michigan! Game time 5:05 pm, Now God is calling us to turn to net
vs. the Madison Mallards. focus on welcome to a deeper
(Might be a nice Father’s Day gift :) ) level. Pastoral Call Update
TIckets must be Reserved with Purchase by A new group has come forward
Are we any closer to
Sunday, June 15th!!! Reserved Grandstand calling themselves the Ò Respectful
having an additional
price: $9. Conversations Group.Ó This group
Your tickets should be available in the Church is focused on deepening our
pastor at St. Matthew’s?
Office beginning Sunday, June 22nd. E-mail welcome of all people who come to Yes, we have received some
the church office if interested with name and St. Matthew’s – both those who are additional names and will
number attending. (But payment is due by already members and those who be meeting with potential
Sunday, June 15th! ) have just walked through our doors. candidates in the next few
Our community is made up of a weeks.
Yo Mama’s Mission Trip Fundraiser June variety of family types (married, Please keep our process in
14th Take a frozen yogurt break at Yo single, divorced, partnered – your prayers, asking for God
Mama’s on next Saturday, June 14th between children, no children) and people to bring us a pastor who will
11:00 AM and 10:00 PM, and support the of various ethnicities and sexual help guide our service for the
Youth Mission Trip to Washington, D.C. Yo orientations. This group will be next chapter of our ministry.
Mama’s will donate 30% of the proceeds holding Ò respectful conversationsÓ Hopefully, Pastor Chris
to the mission trip, if you present a flyer to listen for the guidance of the Members of the Call
or mention St. Matthews when you check Spirit and discern how we can Committee are: Kristen
out. Flyers are at the Welcome Center in become even more welcoming of Charlson, Betsy Daniels, Pat
the commons, so pick one up and remember all people. If you would like to join Engelhardt, Scott Falk, Mike
to head to Yo Mama’s on June 14th. If you in these conversations, please see Gifford, Gordon Moehling,
forget the flyer, just be sure to mention St. Pr. Margaret or come to the first Tom Wanezek, Pr. Margaret
Matthew’s. meeting which will be held on June and Pr. Chris.
What a sweet way to support our mission trip! 10 at 7:00 p.m.
Thanks for your help!Opportunities
Be part of the summer music at Could your garden flowers beautify A note about your valuable
St. Matthew’s: Summer Musicians the altar? This is the time of year when items: A reminder to our mem-
needed! Would you like to share a we like to use locally grown flowers from bers and guests that each week
musical offering with the congregation people’s gardens for the Sunday altar as you come to church, any valu-
during worship this summer? We would flowers. If you have a yard with extra able items should be kept with
love to hear the talents that God has flowers to share, sign up on the sign-up you and not left in coat pockets
given you to share with all. See John panel and we’ll pass your name along to or in an unlocked space.
Paradowski to sign up for a time to share the flower coordinator.
your gifts with the congregation and give Reformation Store Needs Your
praise and thanks to God through your Could you... Help at the store The store is in
music. Help replenish the Quiet Sacs this great need of people to sort and
summer? About 2 hours/month at your stock. They welcome volunteers
Summer Choir! Here’s a chance to convenience. Contact Sueswing@ on Mondays from 10 a.m. to
noon or Thursdays from 1 to 3
sing with a choir on a short-term basis, sbcglobal.net.
p.m. All ages are welcome. If
on June 29 and August 3. On either
you have a few hours to spare,
of those Sunday mornings, stop by the Caregivers Group meets 2nd and 4th
please call Diane Roznowski,
Choir Room (2nd floor, south side of Monday afternoons - Sharing joys and
Store Volunteer Director at
building) at 9:30 a.m., learn a piece of challenges The caregivers group will
414/807-7451 to say “Yes! I’ll be
music for the 10:15 a.m. service, and meet on the following dates at 1 p.m. in
a part of this wonderful ministry!”
then present it on the very same day. the Upper Room. The group is facilitated
for a morning or afternoon.
No long-term commitment. Mark your by Sharon Thiel, and you are welcome to
calendars. Youth welcome. Questions attend. June 9th and 23rd
may be directed to Dave Mohr 414-774-
1775. Volunteer Opportunities: Are you or
a young person in your family looking
Volunteers Needed: Community for something worthwhile to do this
Warehouse is a ministry in the city that summer? To break up that time in front
supplies good quality home improvement of the TV or playing video games?
materials at low prices to inner city The Volunteer Center of Greater
residents improving their homes and also Milwaukee has an extensive listing of
provides employment for people of the volunteer opportunities throughout the
inner city. It is located at 521 S 9th Street. Milwaukee metro area. You can check
We need some help to count inventory on out this listing at the following website:
Sunday, June 29th from 10am - 5:30pm volunteermilwaukee.org
and Monday June 30th from 8am - 5pm.
Please contact Conor Williams at 262-
442-4646 or at conorw1@me.com if you
can volunteer some time.Ongoing Collection for Guest House:
We have updated the list of ongoing
Opportunities needs for the Guest House. Please
consider picking up one or two of these
items when you’re shopping and drop
Erickson Scholarship:
Fundraiser underway for St. Matthew’s them off in the box outside the church
It is time to apply or renew your
family with challenges and struggles office. Thanks for your support of this
application for a scholarship from
You can make a difference in the lives important ministry.
the Rev. Gary and Susan Erickson Spray deodorant
scholarship Fund for the 2014-2015 of faithful St. Matthew’s members Dan, Shampoo
school year. Those individuals eligible Karen, Ben, Nicholas and Joseph Zeuske. Body Wash
for a scholarship are as follows: In order to accommodate the equipment Foot Powder
1) Students studying to become an necessary to care for Joseph at home, Cologne or aftershave
ordained minister at an ELCA Seminary they need to move from their small duplex Laundry Bags
or pursuing advanced degree work in Men’s watches
to a larger space. Those expenses plus
theological education; Men’s wallets
medical bills for Dan’s cancer treatment
2) Students enrolled in a bachelor of and Joseph’s frequent hospital visits have
arts music program with intent to work in
severely strained their finances. Enjoy singing? Want to get involved
church related music; more in church activities? Consider
UPDATE:
3) Students enrolled in an ELCA college joining the Senior Choir! It’s a great way
with a congregational matching gift on
THANK YOU for your generosity with
financial donations in this past week; totals to meet other people and sing a variety
behalf of the college, including the EPIC of music, sharing it on Sunday mornings
program. will be shared soon. There will also be
during worship services. We meet
Applications can be found at the church a website donation page for future gifts,
every Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Everyone is
office or online at www.stmattslutheran. through the goal date of June 30, 2014. welcome! For further information you
org Special thanks to the small groups who can contact David Mohr, 414-774-1775 or
or request the documents by email to worked so creatively and generously on by email: davemohr@me.com. Or, you
a variety of ways to inspire gifts to the can simply come to the music office on
Any questions regarding the scholarship Zeuskes. Their efforts were very effective Thursday night and we’ll set you up with a
or application my be addressed to any in raising a good amount of money and folder of music. Be a part of the choir! It’s
scholarship committee members. They also awareness of the Zeuskes’ struggles fun and fulfilling.
are: Pastor Chris Manke, Peggy Heuler, in the last eighteen months. The website These bulletin announcements can
Joyce Biehn. Deadline is Monday, June be seen beginning each Friday on our
GoFundMe donation costs 8% of the total
16, 2014. website: www.stmattslutheran.org.
given, so if you want all of your donation
to go to the Zeuskes, a check made out to If you wish to be added to the Friday
St. Matthew’s will accomplish this. bulletin email list, please sign up on the
bottom of the Events Sign-Up panel in
“A new commandment I give to you, today’s bulletin (or contact Sonja
2014 Special Funds Report that you love one another: just as I
Results as of 6/1/2014 are Mohr at sonjamohr@me.com)
Balance-Comprehensive Appeal Fund to date 15,810 have loved you, you also are to love and you will begin receiving the
Hunger baskets, year-to-date, for Hunger $5,285 one another. By this all people will announcements as well as other
2014 Benevolence through April 30 $169,000 know that you are my disciples, if notices on Fridays.
including Kingdom Account Distributions you have love for one another.” John
13:34-35Youth and Children
School’s Out, Come Celebrate!
Middle School “Camp Games Night” VBS at St. Matthew’s!
on June 13th Will Welcome Summer Don’t Forget to sign up for Vacation Bible
Get your summer vacation off to a great School! The grades of children accepted
start by coming to “Camp Games Night” at for registration are for (going into) K4
St. Matthew’s on Friday, June 13th from through 5th grades.
7:00 – 9:00. We’ll play Capture the Flag Enrollment continues for members onlly
and other camp games and end the night through next Saturday - community
with a campfire and s’mores. The event registrations will be accepted beginning
is open to 6th – 8th graders and friends. June 16th. See the forms at the
Please bring 3 non-perishable food items Welcome Center or on our website: www.
for the Tosa Cares Food Pantry. stmattslutheran.org
Helpers! We need helpers, too! Adult
Middle School Service Project at Tosa and youth are welcome, especially high
Cares Food Pantry Middle School school aged youth. See the sign-up form
Students, your help is needed at Tosa to help next to the registration forms at
Cares Food Pantry on Saturday morning, the Welcome Center and also on our
June 14th! We will work together to pack website.
food for families in Tosa who need help
putting meals on the table. We will meet St. Matthew’s Play Group for Moms
at St. Matthew’s at 8:00 to carpool to and Kids! St. Matt’s Mamas meet on
the pantry at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Thursdays at 9:30 in the summer. In June
returning to St. Matthew’s at 11:00. Please the group will gather at Jacobus Park-
let Gretchen know if you can help! 6501 Hillside Lane-Milwaukee. In the
event of rain, meet in the church nursery.
Stop in the Library to receive a FREE Come when you can! Bring a friend! All
book bag! The Ice Cream for BOOKS are Welcome!
Reading Program at St. Matthew’s Church To communicate with all group members
Library continues throughout the summer go to our Facebook page; St. Matt’s
months. Readers will scream for the tasty Mamas.
Ice Cream theme! The current reading
program began in September 2013 and Students: Are you looking to keep
continues through September 2014. The your skills sharp over the summer?
program encourages children to read 10 Consider a tutor! St. Matthew’s member
books by completing the flyer, receive a Carrie Jo Cherney is a licensed teacher
small Christian prize and watch the giant with 8 years of experience in the class-
cone get bigger and bigger as the kids add room. Please email cjo23@yahoo.com
scoops of ice cream for time spent reading. to discuss tutoring for students exiting 1st
Kids can complete as many flyers as they - 8th grade this June. If you prefer to call,
wish. the number is 414-628-0886.More Upcoming Events
Lu the r - Bach - Germany - Book Collection Now Underway!
Krako w - Prague The month of JUNE is when we’re collecting
Have any plans yet for late April books again for the “Milwaukee Working”
– early May 2015? Interested in agency which employs men in urban areas
seeing the places where Martin Lu- where jobs are scarce
ther lived, preached, and where our We will again hold book collection in June to benefit
Lutheran heritage began? the Milwaukee organization “Milwaukee Working.”
An itinerary has been put together This organization accepts donations of books of
for St. Matthew’s by AMi Travel all kinds. The newest books, with resale value,
which visits all the Luther sites are the most helpful to them, as they post them on
you’ve heard about in your Sunday Amazon.com and resell them. But even old books
school and confirmation classes – can be recycled.
Erfurt, Eisenach, Eisleben, Leipzig, Most of the 15 employees have spent time on the
and Wittenberg. Additionally, we will street, or even in prison, and never held full-time
visit Krakow, Auschwitz, the beautiful jobs before. Milwaukee Working is a faith-based
city of Prague, and Berlin. non-profit aimed at creating jobs in the heart of one
Our emphasis will be on history and of the most improverished cities in America.
music, and along the way there will During the month of June bring your books; they
be breathtaking scenery, magnifi- will also accept CDs, DVDs, and games in good
cent churches and, of course, lots of condition. Tax receipts available.
gemutlichheit. Watch for information about bringing a truck into
Questions? Contact Pastor Chris the parking lot on one of the Saturdays in June,
Manke (Ph. 414-774-0441; email through which neighbors and community members
office@stmattslutheran.org) or Linda can also donate to this organization. When the
Levengood (Ph. 414-427-9672; Saturday has been set, share the info with your
email llevengood@sbcglobal.net). neighbors about this great organization benefiting
Milwaukee.
Needed:
Make Shopping for Our Partners a Habit!! Red Bags are Here!
Help Reformation and Cross Lutheran Churches serve their neighbors by making shopping
for them a habit. As you leave worship this Sunday morning, look for the red bags in the
commons and take a bag and a shopping list. Then return the filled bag the next week to
the labeled containers under the coat rack near the church office.
Thanks for making these ministries possible with your contributions!All are wel
healing se
Hooray for Summer Golf Outings! Healing ser
monthly at
variety of tim
Cross Church Golf Outing St. Matthew’s opportunity
to benefit Cross Youth Men’s Golf Outing: healing pra
and the Bread of Healing The third annual Bob Biehn/Tim Ireland or others. Y
Empowerment Ministry memorial Golf Outing will be held on your conce
Friday, June 20, 2014 Friday, August 8, 2014. Sign up now at leader at th
$75 per golfer the Welcome Center. Begins at 10 a.m. he/she alon
(Includes 18 holes of golf, buffet on August 8 at Kettle Hill Golf Course in ministries w
dinner, silent auction, raffles and Richfield. Format is 2 Man Best Ball. Fees give a spec
prizes.) are $70 for 18 holes with card, lunch of concern. H
11:30AM-12:30PM .....Registration sausage and chips, beverage ticket and a dates:
1:00PM-Sunset...........Shot Gun Start donation to St. Matthew’s Youth Mission Trip. Wedne
(Scramble format) Contact Jim Bowen with questions, 414- f
Dinner Buffet to Follow* 614-2799. Stick around for beverages and the 10:30
*Non-golfers may attend just the buffet fellowship after the round. Sign up now! Ash W
dinner for $15. Maundy Th
Also, if you want to participate but are fol
Mt. Meru: Second Annual
not up to 18 holes, contact the church 10:30 a
Meru Benefit Golf Outing
office or Ann Hogan and Lisa Quam
is set for Sunday, August 17, 2014 at Kettle
to make special arrangements. The Sunday, M
Hills Golf Course in Richfield. This outing
phone number at Cross Lutheran
supports the Meru Coffee Projects Micro-Loan
Church is: 414-344-1746 Educatio
program and medical supplies for Nkoaranga
The golf course is located at:
Lutheran Hospital, Tanzania, East Africa.
Willow Run Golf Club
Registration opens May 1, 2014. To register,
N12 W 26506 Golf Road
visit the website, mtmerucoffee.org. Also, visit
Pewaukee, WI 53072 Ongoing C
our Facebook page and ‘like’ us: ‘Meru Benefit
(262) 544-8585 House: We
Golf Outing’
Sign up online using Paypal: list of ongoi
www.crosslutheranmilwaukee.org Guest Hous
Search “golf outing.” picking up o
items when
and drop th
outside the
Thanks for
important m
Spray deodorant
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Lutheran Church -
Wauwatosa” and get updates
and photos of events.Men’s Shoes Needed at Reformation
Social Ministry Store The Reformation Neighborhood Store
is in need of men’s shoes in good condition.
The St. Matthew’s Special 2014 Summer Guidelines If you have any outgrown or unused shoes
for Donations to in your closets, please bring them to the
Meal Outreach Ministry Reformation collection area on the first floor
Reformation Neighborhood Store
Serenity Inn: Volunteers prepare and serve 6-8 of the education wing.
residents the second Sunday of each month. Reformation is now leasing back the
Volunteers carpool meeting at church at 5:15 Neighborhood Store space from the
returning at 7:15. If you are available and would like new building owners
to participate on July 13, please contact coordinator Here are suggested items for
Christopher Bartelt at . donations - please consider this list
Cross Lutheran Church monthly
and if your items to donate aren’t on
luncheon:
Cross Lutheran Lunch Program We serve 300- the list, you are encouraged to hold
It’s become clear that disposable dishes
400 people on the fourth Wednesday of each month your donation for now or give it to
at 12 noon at Cross Lutheran Church, 1821 N. 16th
are the best way to donate food for the meal
another worthy organization.
Street. We carpool from St. Matthew’s at 10:45 a.m. at Cross on the 4th Wednesday of each
Summer items: Fans, window
and serve from 11:30-1:00. Next Meal: Wednesday, month. As hard as the servers try to get the
AC units, lawn furniture, small
June 25, 2014. Pick up a card in worship on the pans washed and returned to church, it is
kitchen appliances, cookware,
Sunday prior to the meal to donate food. easy to miss one or two or leave something
bakeware, sets only of plates,
at Cross. An alternative to disposable is to
glassware, utensils, sheets and
Just One More: Volunteers assemble packaged take a container from the boxes outside the
towels (with no rips, stains or pilling;
meals to be picked up by area churches and office (without someone’s name on it), which
sets appreciated); bicycles, small
programs on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 a.m. Food are dishes used previously but not picked up.
sporting goods, basketballs, living,
packing takes place at Redeemer Lutheran on 19th
dining and bedroom furniture, men’s
& Wisconsin Avenue. Call Larry Jurss at 414-257-
3595 for details. Carpooling available from St. and older children’s clothing only
Men: A great way to begin your week -
Matt’s. (we have boxes of women’s and
The Monday Morning Men’s Bible Study
infant summer clothing, no more is
meets each Monday morning at 6:30 a.m.
Guest House: 3 or 4 volunteers are welcome each needed at this time).
to study, to discuss, to share. All men are
month to prepare and serve dinner for 80 men at Items Not needed: books,
welcome. For more information, call Mark
the Guest House, a homeless shelter. Meet at the computer equipment, metal desks
Petersen, 476-7299 or Bill Brown, 774-4017.
church at 5:00 pm to carpool and finish by 7:00 pm. or office furniture, cribs, car seats,
Seeking volunteers to cook or serve on July 13 lighting or plumbing fixtures,
and August 10. Please contact Carl Johnson exercise bikes or machines, build-in
(johnsoncr@cdmsmith.com), or 414-771-1023. appliances, golf clubs/bags, large
entertainment centers, toys, large
Repairers of the Breach: appliances.
We supply 100 bag lunches for the homeless twice Reformation does not have the
a month. We pack the lunches at church on the 2nd ability to pick up large items.
and 4th Sunday mornings at 9:45 a.m. Volunteers Unloading help available for drop
are needed to provide beverages, fruit, chips and offs Monday-Thursday 9-noon,
sweets and/or pack the lunches. Contact Tom Geib Saturdays 9-2
(414-321-3391).Do you know about the Baptism
For Rent: A charming Door County Diakonia: A Faith-Deepening Banner? The banner is composed of a
Home in the woods. Weekly rentals in the Experience A class called diakonia counted cross-stitch rainbow, symbolizing
summer, weekends other seasons. For more TM
provides systematic training to God’s promise to all, with a back-stitch
information and availability call 414-476-2422 adults during a two-year program of overlay which depicts a representative
or email: bigredd7@me.com weekly classes in Bible, theology and family of God. The words on the banner
church history as well as practical are from Isaiah 43:1 “I have called you by
Car needed for disabled driver on a ministry. This course of study, name; you are mine.” A final touch added
small budget - $500. If you know of any combined with spiritual retreats and is the unique design to include the names
possibilities, please call 414-475-1326 or group interaction, helps train people of those who are baptized. The Baptism
contact the church office. for the many diverse tasks and Banner has been given to St. Matthew’s
opportunities to fulfill their baptismal by Ed and Lois Bross with the assistance
Did you know? We are offering printed calling as servants of Christ. of Mary Ann Gordon.
directories for those who would like them. Classes will begin in September of
While our online directory is used frequently 2014 with locations spread throughout
by our members, some members are not our synod. For more information Did you know? We are offering printed
online, or may prefer a printed copy. These contact Diane Roznowski, steering directories for those who would like
are available in the church office. committee chair at diane.roznowski@ them. While our online directory is
gmail.com Application forms and used frequently by our members, some
financial aid forms can be found members are not online, or may prefer a
All are welcome at monthly healing printed copy. These are available in the
on the synod website at http://
services Healing services are offered church office.
milwaukeesynod.org/what-we-do/
monthly at St. Matthew’s at a variety of times
education/diakonia/
to give all the opportunity to come forward for
Detailed information about the course
healing prayer for themselves or others. You
can be found on the national diakonia
can share your concern with the pastor/leader
website: thediakoniaprogram.org
at the altar, and then he/she along with the
healing ministries will lay on hands and give a
These bulletin announcements can
special prayer for your concern. Your concern be seen beginning each Friday on
can be general if you don’t wish to share our website: www.stmattslutheran.
specifically. Here are the upcoming dates: org. If you wish to be added to the
Sunday, June 15 - Father’s Day during the
10:15 a.m. Communion Service
Friday bulletin email list, please sign
Sunday, July 20 - After the 10:15 service up on the bottom of the Events Sign-
Up panel in today’s bulletin (or contact
Sonja Mohr at sonjamohr@me.com)
A note about your valuable items: A and you will begin receiving the
reminder to our members and guests that each announcements as well as other notices
week as you come to church, any valuable on Fridays.
items should be kept with you and not left in
coat pockets or in an unlocked space. Like us on Facebook! Search “St.
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mation.Today We Recognize the Graduating Senior Class of 2014 Michelle Brown, daughter of Bill and Beth Brown graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. As captain of the girls’ tennis team and as co-editor-in-chief of the Cardinal News, East’s newspaper, Michelle has learned how to lead others while pursuing athletics and academics. Her involvement in the music program at Wauwatosa East as an oboe player has led her to discover her passion for music. This passion, paired with her love for working with children, has resulted in her desire to pursue a degree in music education at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. She is thankful for the opportunity to participate in the mission trips, VBS, bell choirs and Sunday school, both as a teacher and student, and is extremely grateful for all of the support and love she has felt over the past years. Anneke Clement, daughter of Jim and Karie Clement, graduates from Germantown High School, where she was involved with track and band. She has gone on the past three mission trips and will be going on the trip to Washington D.C. later this month. This fall, Anneke will be attending UW Oshkosh to pursue a degree in nursing. Madeline Cox, daughter of Dale and Robin Cox, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School where she was a member of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. She has been active in the music programs both at her school and at St. Matthew’s. She played violin for orchestra and piano for the jazz band at her school, and was a member of both Righteous Ringers and New Generation Choir at church. She has been a VBS volunteer for many years and is eager to attend her second mission trip this summer. This year she earned her Certified Nursing Assistant certification and has been a volunteer at Children’s Hospital. Next year, Madeline will be attending Concordia University Wisconsin as a nursing major in order to become a pediatric nurse. She would like to thank St. Matthew’s for the guidance, support, and wonderful friendships that have helped her grow to become a better person. Jared Ernst, son of Peter and Sue Ernst, graduates with honors from Brookfield Central High School. He has been actively involved in both sports and clubs throughout his high school career. Jared held a position on the Key Club Executive Board and was a member of SADD and Peer Helpers. His passion for soccer led him to play both varsity soccer and club soccer for the Bavarians. In the fall of 2014, Jared will be attending the University of Wisconsin - Madison pursuing a degree in business.
2 Brent Gastrau, son of Steve and Karen Gastrau, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. During his high school years he was a member of the wrestling team and earned a varsity letter during freshman year, played varsity football senior year, and played on the golf team all 4 years. Brent has also played bass guitar for the past 6 years. He earned superior ratings from the Wisconsin Music Federation for his bass guitar performances for the past 3 years. This year Brent formed a rock band with some of his classmates; they’ve played at fundraisers for Amnesty International, the Wauwatosa Youth Commission and the Best Buddies Art and Crafts sale. One of Brent's most rewarding experiences during high school was participating in two mission trips to New Orleans with the St. Matthew's Youth to rebuild houses for victims of Hurricane Katrina. Brent would like to thank Mrs. Rutkowski and Mr. Hughes for mentoring him during confirmation. He will be attending University of Wisconsin-Madison this fall and majoring in business. Natalie Hanson, daughter of Tom and Kristin Hanson, graduates from Brookfield East High School. She has been very involved in youth forum and choir at church along with going on mission trips every summer since her freshman year. She will be attending UW-Milwaukee in the fall of 2014 with an undecided major. Madeline Heim, daughter of Fred and Carol Heim graduates from Menomonee Falls High School. She was a four-year participant and two-year captain of the Menomonee Falls Varsity Dance Team. She was also a member of the Jazz Big Band, the Spirit Award Winner in the local Distinguished Young Women scholarship program, a member of National Honor Society, and the President of German Honor Society. At St. Matthew's, she has participated in two incredible mission trips, as well as having sung in Praise Kids, New Creation and New Generation Choirs, and teaching Sunday School this past year. Next year she will be attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison to study journalism.
3 Ethan Hughes, son of Nick and Jill Hughes, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. Throughout his career at East, Ethan has been involved in athletics (playing four different sports) as well as Best Buddies Club and traveling to Spain. His favorite sport is volleyball. Ethan played varsity middle hitter for the highly successful Wauwatosa East Boys volleyball team as well club volleyball – both for North Shore and Lightning. This year, Ethan worked daily in the voluntary teacher assistant program at East. Ethan will be attending the University of Wisconsin – Madison in the fall. Jennifer Lake, daughter of Michelle and Mark Lake, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. Throughout high school, Jennifer has been involved in athletics, community service, and the voluntary teaching assistant program at Wauwatosa East High School. She was named MVP and Captain of the girls’ golf team the past two years. She also earned the Coaches’ Award (golf), qualified for State (golf), and most recently won the Vescolani Sportsmanship Award. Jennifer’s community service work included membership in the National Honor Society and she also ran Locks of Love to provide hair for wigs and monetary support for cancer patients. Her strength in math and love for helping others resulted in a tutoring opportunity for students in Math Emphasis. Jennifer plans to study accounting at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the fall. Morgan Land, daughter of Al & Debbie Land, graduates from Sussex Hamilton High School. In her four years at Sussex Hamilton, Morgan participated in cross-country, and was captain of the soccer team. A member of National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and on the high honor roll each semester, she will be attending UW-Eau Claire in the fall to major in nursing and minor in Spanish. She would like to thank the St. Matthew’s congregation for their support over the years.
4 Elizabeth Langenstroer, daughter of Peter and Ann Langenstroer, graduates from Kettle Moraine High School and was a 4-year varsity cheerleader, competed long distance events and pole vault in track, and was very active in the KM band, playing clarinet. She was a member of National Honor Society, Tri-M Music Honor Society, and Spanish Honor Society at school, while also receiving the Dick Ohm Merit Award for four years. Elizabeth recently received a scholarship from the Wisconsin Association of Pom and Cheer. She will be a member of the Youth Mission trip to Washington, D.C. this summer and will be attending UW-Madison in the fall. Molly Lippold, daughter of Ken and Cindy Lippold, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. She has grown up in the St. Matthew’s church community ever since she was baptized in August of 1995. Since then, she has always expressed her Christian voice with participating in events such as Praise Kids participating and volunteering in VBS, fun youth outings, and mission trips. Molly helped rebuild homes in New Orleans and New York; this summer she will participate in her 4th and final mission trip to Washington D.C to focus on hunger relief. During her high school career, she participated in golf, softball, student council, and National Honor Society. She received her academic letter, varsity letter in golf, and the scholastic athlete award. In the fall, Molly is excited to attend Marquette University to study elementary education along with having the opportunity to serve in a faith-based community. Kyle Mabie, son of Dean and Renee Mabie, graduates with honors from Wauwatosa East High School. During his four years in high school, Kyle was the varsity goalkeeper for the soccer team and also played on the varsity lacrosse team. Kyle enjoyed studying German and participated in the German American Partnership Program, which included an exchange with a German student in his junior year. He plans to attend Colorado State University in the fall of 2014. Kyle is grateful for the opportunity to have served on two of St. Matthew’s mission trips and appreciates the support of the congregation.
5 Averie Manke, daughter of Pastor Chris and Donna Manke graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. She participated in many activities including basketball, softball, National Honor Society, AFS Club, orchestra and Raider Link Crew. In Averie’s basketball career she was the captain of the team and achieved the Coaches’ Award for her positive leadership. She also traveled twice to Washington D.C. to compete in the ‘We the People’ National APPSE competition. In addition to her school activities she has been very involved in St. Matthew’s youth group, helped with Vacation Bible School and has gone on three mission trips and will participate in her fourth in the upcoming weeks. Finally, she is very grateful for the love and support that she has had over the years from the St. Matthew’s community, and will surely miss this as she travels to Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, this coming fall. Moriah Mucha, daughter of Mike and Linda Mucha, graduates from Rufus King High School. Throughout high school Moriah began to realize how invested she was in helping people and staying active. She will be attending Winona State University in Minnesota with some of her fellow St. Matt's kids. She intends to major in physical therapy and German, along with photography. She can't wait for the adventures to come. Siena Muehlfeld, daughter of Tim and Sharon Muehlfeld, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School, participating in activities such as band, jazz, forensics, APPSE, volunteer work, and theatre, among other activities. This will be her third mission trip and her second time to Washington, D.C., and she could not be more excited. Siena is incredibly grateful for the experiences and memories she has shared with the people of Wauwatosa. She hopes to further enrich her life at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she will be attending in the fall. Lucas Poe, son of Tammi Krueger Poe and Steve Poe, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School where he participated in baseball, basketball, soccer, and swimming. He is a member of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. He went on both mission trips to New Orleans and helped with VBS. He will attend Drake University. He plans to study finance and accounting with a minor in Spanish. Lucas hopes to travel to Spain someday soon.
6 Lauren Raasch, daughter of Steve and Carol Raasch, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. She has enjoyed participating in many of the events and volunteer opportunities at St. Matthew's since her baptism in 1996, and is looking forward to her fourth mission trip this summer. She is a student at Tosa East where she is a member of the National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Peers With Impact, Key Club, HOSA, and the French Club. In addition she has taken college level art courses at MIAD, received her Certified Nursing Assistant's license, is a server's assistant at Eddie Martini's, and spent the first semester of her senior year studying abroad in France. Lauren is looking forward to attending UW-Madison in the fall, majoring in microbiology and French. Allison Ray, daughter of Jon and Brenda Ray, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. She has spent the majority of her high school experience involved in theater and choir. She was Vice-President of National Honor Society her senior year, and received a Best Supporting Actress Tommy Award nomination for her performance in the Tosa East Players production of Godspell. Throughout high school, she has participated in various activities and clubs such as Chamber Choir, Marching Band, Key Club, International Thespian Society, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Players. Allison will be attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the fall and plans to study business and psychology. Caitlin Renaud, daughter of Dale and Claudia Renaud, graduates from Wauwatosa West High School where she was a member of a volunteer organization (Key Club) for four years and a board member for two years. She was also a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and was a member of the varsity swim team all four years of high school. Next year, she plans on attending the College of Biological Sciences in the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities and has decided to major in biology. Bridget Riegert, daughter of Nick and Anne Riegert, graduates with high honors from Pewaukee High School. She was involved in tennis, international club, NHS and leadership while in high school. She will attend UW-Whitewater to study international business, marketing and German.
7 Elle Riegert, daughter of Nick and Anne Riegert, graduates from Pewaukee High School where she was involved in tennis, softball, international club and anti-bullying club. She will attend WCTC to study health and human services with a focus on working with the differently- abled population (job skills service or autism therapy). Tanner Vincent Rutkowski, son of Mark and Laurie Rutkowski, graduates from Wauwatosa East High School. Tanner has decided to continue his education in the fall and will be attending the Concordia University Wisconsin. Tanner has had an ongoing interest in the world of sports and has decided to pursue a degree in sports management. Running has also become a passion for Tanner, who has been invited to join the cross country and track teams at Concordia. Logan Schmidt, son of Tim and Amy Schmidt, graduates with honors from Wauwatosa East. He is a member of the National Honor Society and also played both football and lacrosse. His favorite memories at St. Matthew's are playing Jesus in the Passion Scenes and the mission trips to New Orleans. He will attend Missouri University of Science and Technology where he will study nuclear engineering. Madeline Staff, daughter of Amy Stolarski & Sean Rutter and David Stolarski, graduates with honors from Brookfield East High School. Throughout her high school years, she has lettered three years in tennis, played softball, volunteered at the Elmbrook Humane Society (200+ hours), and was involved in student council as well as the women's choir. She is a member of the Spanish Honor Society, and the National Honor Society. She has gone on three mission trips with St. Matthew's and will be attending her fourth and last mission trip to Washington D.C. She has been an active choir member at St. Matthew's since she was 4 years old. She will be attending University of Tennessee-Knoxville majoring in animal sciences with a pre-veterinary track.
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Jacob Stolte, son of John Stolte and Misty Stolte, graduates from Wauwatosa East High
School. He plans to further his education at Xavier University in the fall. Throughout his
time at Wauwatosa East he participated in the "We the People" competition and served as
unit captain on the national qualifier team. He continued his interest in civic education with
attendance at Badger Boys State. A highlight during these past four years was the Lazy
Beaver Canoe Race, of which he is a two-time defending champion in the Junior division. He
served others on two mission trips at St. Matthew’s. On these trips he had the opportunity to
serve in both New Orleans and New York. The Jesuit tradition at Xavier will help him to
continue his faith journey and service to others. He plans to major in international business
and to enjoy everything the city of Cincinnati has to offer. He would like to thank those
members of St. Matthew’s who have helped him to reach the success he has today and for
their continued support as he continues growth in faith and knowledge.
Maggie Swenson, daughter of John and Cherie Swenson, graduates with honors from
Wauwatosa East High School, and will attend the University of Wisconsin – Madison in the
fall. As a member of St. Matthew’s, Maggie most appreciated the youth mission trips and the
opportunity to help a family in New Orleans reunite by helping to rebuild their home. In her
was cultivated a spirit of service that she will carry with her forever. For that, Maggie is
grateful to her St. Matthew’s family.
Julia Tennessen, daughter of Richard and Jean Tennessen, graduates with honors from
Brookfield East High School. During high school Julia was active in many activities
including soccer and ski team. She is also a member of the National Spanish Honor Society
and President of the Project Kids Club. Julia will be attending the University of Iowa this
fall where she has been accepted into their honors program. Her areas of interest are English,
Cultural Anthropology and Spanish.
Also graduating:
Cameron Albrecht Samuel Rose
Carly Amstadt Jennifer Rotgers
Katie Hartman Caleb Taylor
Matthew MillerHelp Support The Zeuskes with your donations
Our congregation reaches out in care and concern to a family in a difficult time
We have the opportunity to show love and support to one of our faithful St.
Matthew’s families. Dan and Karen Zeuske joined St. Matthew’s while they
were living in Wauwatosa, and expecting their first son, Ben. Another son, Nick,
was born, and both were baptized at St. Matthew’s. In 2006 their youngest
son Joseph was born and was soon diagnosed with prune belly syndrome and
Dandy Walker Syndrome. The combination of conditions prevents Joseph from
walking or talking. Joseph can eat some foods, but most of his nutrition must be
administered through a feeding tube. Only his mom, dad, or a nurse can safely
look after him.
At the end of 2012 the family received more devastating news. Dan was diagnosed
with Stage IV prostate cancer, which has spread to his bones, lungs, lymph nodes,
and bladder. He has endured debilitating chemotherapy and a great deal of pain
but remains committed to doing all that he can for his family. Dan continues to
work three hours a day at his office and the rest of the day at home.
As Dan’s endurance has suffered, Karen’s care-taking responsibilities have
increased. Joseph now needs a Hoyer lift to assist in his daily care, but the
Zeuskes’ current duplex is too small to accommodate the lift in their bathroom.
As you can imagine, the medical costs are staggering, causing the family to fall
behind on their bills and making it financially prohibitive to move to a larger space
that would accommodate Joseph’s needs.
The Zeuskes have remained active members of the St.
Matthew’s family.
St. Matthew’s members now have an excellent
opportunity to embrace and nurture the Zeuskes. A
fundraiser for their benefit will be held on June 1st, in
conjunction with our Celebration Sunday. Activities
will include a bake sale and raffle. Because the need
is greater than these activities will likely produce, we
St. Matthew’s Church community are asking you directly for your support. Checks can
helps family in need be made out to St. Matthew’s and will be combined
into one check for the Zeuskes. The Zeuske family is
most grateful for all the prayers and concern offered
on their behalf. We thank you for your prayerful consideration of this opportunity to
be loving disciples of Jesus.
Jesus said, “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have
loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my
disciples, if you have love for one another.” – Gospel of John 13:34-35Page 2
Zeuske Family carries on amid multiple challenges
Faithful St. Matthew’s members Dan and Karen Zeuske have a remarkable family. They joined the church
while they were living in Wauwatosa with their two sons, Ben and Nicholas. In 1996 their youngest son Joseph
was born and was soon diagnosed with prune belly syndrome and Dandy Walker Syndrome. The combination
of conditions prevents Joseph from walking or talking. Though he cannot communicate verbally, his smiles show
his family when he is happy. Joseph can eat some foods, but most of his nutrition must be administered through
a feeding tube. Extremely susceptible to infection, he cannot attend school, and because of the complexity of his
care, only his mom, dad, or a nurse can safely look after him.
At the end of 2012 the family received
devastating news. Dan was diagnosed with
Stage IV prostate cancer, which has spread to
his bones, lungs, lymph nodes, bladder, and
sinuses. He has endured debilitating chemo
therapy and a great deal of pain but remains
committed to doing all that he can for his
family. Dan continues to work three hours
a day at his office and the rest of the day at
home. Last year he coached Nicholas’ Little
League team and has volunteered to coach
Ben’s team this year, despite his persistent
pain.
As Dan’s endurance has suffered, Karen’s
care-taking responsibilities have increased.
Joseph now needs a Hoyer lift to assist in
his daily care, but the Zeuskes’ current
duplex is too small to accommodate the lift
in their bathroom. They need some financial
assistance to move to a larger space so that
Dan and Karen Zeuske and sons Nick (left) who is 12 years old;
they can continue to care for Joseph.
Ben (center), who is 15, and Joseph, age 8 (sitting on Dan’s lap). They are falling behind on their medical
This photo was taken a couple of years ago. bills and other bills, as well. Dan must
travel to Madison for his appointments
and treatments, and Joseph often requires
treatment at Children’s Hospital, which is
St. Matthew’s Mission Statement thirty minutes away from their Hartland
Called to fulfill the Great Commission, St. Matthew’s Welcomes home.
all to faith in Jesus Christ, Nurtures our faith journey, Equips us Though they moved away from Wauwatosa,
to serve others, and Sends us into the world to make a differ- the Zeuskes have remained active members
ence in Jesus’ name. of the St. Matthew’s family. St. Matt’s
The Voice of St. Matthew’s members now have an excellent opportunity
The newsletter of St. Matthew’s Ev. Lutheran Church to embrace and nurture the Zeuskes. A
Christopher Manke and Margaret Schoewe Pastors fundraiser for their benefit will be
1615 Wauwatosa Avenue, Wauwatosa, WI 53213 held on June 1 in conjunction with our
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Visit our website: www.StMattsLutheran.org to donate will also be made available over a
Sunday worship at 7:30, 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. longer term through a fundraising website.
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July, October and December by St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran fundraising efforts. Further updates will
Church, 1615 Wauwatosa Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53213 (phone 774- appear in Sunday bulletins, as well. The
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Send address changes to: The Voice of St. Matthew’s, St. Matthew’s
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prayers and concern offered on their behalf.
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Editor, or sonjamohr@me.comRegister for St. Matthew’s Vacation Bible School now! Join us August 4th-8th from 8:45 - 11:45 a.m. for a week of faith-filled activities Junior kindergartners through 5th graders are invited to a week of learning Bible Stories through games, crafts, songs, skits and experiments. This year’s VBS theme is “Workshop of Wonders: Imagine and Build with God” from Cokesbury Publishers. Children will encounter amazing wonders when they imagine and build with God. They will discover biblical characters who experienced the extraordinary when they used their hands, hearts, and minds to imagine, build, grow, work and walk with God. Lessons include: The Story of Esther; Rebuilding the Lord’s House; Parable of the Mustard Seed; Feeding the 5,000; and Walking to Emmaus. Friends and community members are always welcome, but registration is open to St. Matthew’s members first. On June 16th we will open registration to the community. We may need to limit registrations if the class sizes become too large. No registrations will be accepted after August 1. We are in need of adult volunteers. We especially need teachers and tour guides. Please consider volunteering your time for this great outreach. It promises to be a rewarding experience for all who participate! Any questions or concerns can be directed to the church office (414-774-0441) or the children’s ministry coordinator, Donna Gardner Manke (414-813-7077). VBS registration forms are located at the Welcome Center, across from the church office and on our website: www.stmattslutheran.org
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will be open to nonmembers on June 16th. We may need to will be open to nonmembers on June 16th. We may need to
cut off registrations, if class sizes get too big (especially K4 & cut off registrations, if class sizes get too big (especially K4 & K5).
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