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Grace Lutheran Church�

108 W. SOMO AVENUE �

TOMAHAWK, WISCONSIN 54487�

715 453�4066�

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www.gracelutherantomahawk.org�

February 2019�

Praising God + Serving Others + Building Friendships�

Sweethearts of Grace Lutheran�

Russ & Kathy Jenks are the longest married sweethearts at Grace Lutheran. They

have been married seventy�one years! When asked what their secret was they re-

plied with two pieces of advice. Kathy recalled the advice the minister gave them

when they were married, “Never go to bed angry with one another.” Russ’ words of

wisdom are “Always give your wife her way.” Overall Kathy said “Love one an-

other.” It doesn’t get any simpler than that. It has worked for Russ & Kathy for

seventy�one years.�

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Join us for the Marriage Milestone Companion Breakfast on February 17 after the

9:00 am worship service as we celebrate all married couples!�

Grace Week at Waypost �

Save the Date�July 7 �12�

Register online now, directly with Crossways. Pay

$100 deposit by March 15 (check payable to Grace Lu-

theran Church) to receive the Crossways Early Bird

Discount. Final payment is not due until May 25. Re-

fer to the mailing you received for instructions. Three

levels of camper opportunity for Grades 1�5.�

�� Pioneers: Graces 1�3 attend half week, July 10�

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�� Pathfinders: Grades 3�5 attend full week�

�� Grade 3 has the choice of attending half or full

week.�

Contact Patti Gaedtke or the church office if you have

questions.�

First Communion Information 2019 �

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Preparation Class�Two options�

�� Sun. Feb. 17 at 10:15am � 1:30pm (Lunch included)�

�� Weds. Feb. 20 at 3:45 � 7:00 (Supper Included) �

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Preparation is necessary as it introduces three signifi-

cant aspects of Holy Communion � the story, mean-

ing, and forgiveness. �

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Receive First Communion � Sunday, March 3

at 9:00 Worship�

See more information on page 2�

Greater Galilee Visit � February 9�10�

Greater Galilee has gone all out in preparing to receive us on Saturday�Sunday, February 9�10 � a tour of the

brand new $3 million “Community Development Corporation”; shared service project for “Repairers of the

Breach”, http://www.repairers.org; and a private presentation and discussion with Reggie Jackson! Not Reggie

the baseball player but Reggie Jackson, the director of America’s Black Holocaust Museum, http://

abhmuseum.org and whom you may have seen or read about in the Wausau news since he spoke in Wausau on

January 21 for MLK Day. �

�� See last month’s newsletter, Grace website or insert in the bulletin for details and registration form.�

�� Cost is $15/person includes: �

�� Transportation�

�� Lodging at Unity Lutheran Church�

�� All meals except breakfast �

�� If you wish to stay in a motel, the MOTEL COST IS NOT INCLUDED

See suggestions below.�

�� Make your own motel reservations if you choose a motel. Suggestions are:�

�� Double Tree, 18155 Bluemound Rd, Brookfield, WI �

�� LaQuinta Inn, 20391 W. Bluemound Rd, Brookfield, WI �

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Bulletin Board�

Lenten Soup Lunch�

Come and join us for a warm

bowl of soup, the best in town.

Soup meals will begin on Ash Wed.

March 6, and continue through April

10. The Fellowship Committee will host the

first meal (11:30 am) but cannot commit to

hosting every week so your help is desperately

needed. Please prayerfully consider being a

meal coordinator for one week. This can be an indi-

vidual, a group, or a family. The responsibilities in-

clude making sure that the sign�up sheet is filled in for

supplies, soup, and kitchen workers for the assigned

week. This person/group/family will oversee the en-

tire meal, including setup and cleanup of the meal. �

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Sign�up sheets are posted in the Gathering Area.

Please prayerfully consider providing the needed sup-

plies, soup, or joining the kitchen crew. Soup chefs, if

you sign up for meatless soup, please be sure to bring

a soup without meat. Thank you.�

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Lunch will start being served at 11:30. If this

time is too early for your schedule, please come as

soon as possible before noon. This will allow time for

the kitchen crew to clean up before the start of the

church service. Kitchen workers should plan on stay-

ing until the cleanup is completed so that all helpers

can attend the church service. �

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After Ash Wednesday, lunch will start at

11:30 and will be served only if someone

signs up to be the meal coordinator for the

day. Please give some thought to leading the efforts for just

one day. You can count on all volunteers to help as needed.

2019 First Communion � All Children Welcome�

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Any baptized child showing desire to receive Jesus in Holy Communion is welcome to come to First Commun-

ion preparation! Please speak with Pastor Mark or Patti Gaedtke, Director of Children’s Ministries, if you have

questions about your child’s readiness for Holy Communion.�

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Which children/youth?�

�� Fifth grade is recognized as a natural time for preparing for Holy Communion. Children begin thinking

about sin and death at this age and are able to understand concepts and actions taught in this preparation.�

�� Younger children showing desire to receive Communion are welcome to come to this preparation! God’s

grace and children are indefinable mysteries. Anyone baptized is welcome at the Lord’s Table. All we ask is

to have this preparatory conversation before their First Communion.�

�� Older children and youth or adults, who have not received this preparatory teaching, are urged to come!

God’s grace is too amazing to miss. Please contact Pastor Ziemer or Patti Gaedtke if you think this may not

fit you or if you have questions.�

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Must parents come along?�

It is crucial for parents to attend with all children and youth up to 16�years�old. Godparents and grandparents

may also attend and/or substitute when parents have work conflicts. Incorporating forgiveness and rituals of

forgiveness is a key part of this preparatory conversation.�

5

th

Grade Seder Milestone �

Sunday, April 14 at 4:00 PM �

This will be a potluck supper “Seder Meal” follow up

celebration for 5

th

graders and their families, includ-

ing godparents and grandparents. �

DEADLINES: Newsletter�Third Monday of every month, Bulletin�Wednesday�

Thank you to one and all!�

Once again we have been blessed with a successful

Cookie Walk, Lefse, and Craft Sale.� It takes many

helping hands to make this event take place and

God has looked favorably on us.� We had a net in-

come of about $3800 which is wonderful.� Dis-

bursements went as follows: $2300 Reiff Hall reno-

vation, $1000 Debt reduction, $200 lefse plugs for

griddles, and enough for four new card tables for

the church.� Again, everyone who helped in the vari-

ous and many ways, thank you so much!� May you

all have a blessed 2019.� See you come December

(14

th

this year). ��

Event & Fundraiser Form�

Please remember to fill out this form before you plan

your event and/or fundraiser. This is important for

many reasons; the top three are:�

1.� Conflicts with other activities/events�

2.� Lead person�must have one for every event�

3.� Space or room availability for your event�

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If there should be a conflict, preference will be given

to the group/committee/person that filled out the

form and reserved the room/area.�

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Four P’s that Mislead us�

Personal appearance �

Performance �

Popularity�

Possessions �

These four “P’s” do not just mislead us, they destroy us. The more we are taken in by any

one of them, the more vain, judgmental, and shallow we become.�

The “Four P’s” were the first message at the Youth Quake. Sixteen of our youth and five adults attended in Janu-

ary at the Dells. Tiger McLuen was the speaker. He emphasized that many things in life mislead us. They sound

wonderful. But they leave us empty. There is only one that truly fills our soul. Everything else measures us and

only sees us on the outside. There is only one from whom we authentically and always know that we are

claimed, loved, and valued. *�

But all these four “P’s” are in fact exactly what all of us want for ourselves. And we pour everything that we can

into making sure our children and our grandchildren have this. We want them to be good looking, successful,

with many friends and everything they need and more.�

Think of all the time, money and presents we lavish on our children and grandchildren and the inheritance we

give them so that they have enough. Think of the time we spend attending their events, watching them perform,

and the money poured into tournaments, travel, and training. Think of the attention devoted to our appearance

because of the haunting fears that we may not be attractive or good looking or properly dressed. Speaking of

haunting, nothing so haunts us as the bullying or teasing received from someone we wanted to like us and, even

worse, when others join in the laughter at our expense. �

“Wide and easy is the road that leads to destruction,” we know that. But possessions, popularity, performance,

personal appearance feels so necessary. Plus, it takes lots of work to have any of these. If we are working hard, if

we are very devoted to getting it, isn’t hard work and devotion good? �

Read the road sign! The heavy trafficked highway of life has many lanes. There is the performance lane, the

popular lane, the personal appearance lane, and the possession lane. But it is all one great Interstate highway �

marked “I” for short � “I” and all those I love must be faster, better, shinier than you and everyone else. Other-

wise I have no worth! We are all barreling full speed ahead totally enthralled and focused on nothing but our

own image, success, friends and all we want. Oh, the jealousy and even rage that can surface when others get

ahead of us! �

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Now you know why Grace so strongly promotes Quake and Waypost Week, Via de Cristo, Sunday Smorgasbord,

Sunday School, GLOW (Grace Lutheran on Wednesdays), Confirmation, Tuesday studies, First Wednesdays for

all ages, Lent Wednesdays; visits to Greater Galilee, Lekubu, and Guatemala; and Service, Wilderness, and Col-

lege trips. �

All of these are about DISCIPLESHIP � learning to follow Jesus. We are empty and misled no matter how great

we may appear until and unless we are claimed, loved and valued within. NOT based on our personal appear-

ance, performance, popularity and possessions. BUT based on knowing, trusting, and confident that I am

claimed, loved and valued by the Almighty. AND when this claim, love and worth from and in God comes first,

last, always and deepest. �

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The above is the key, i.e. being anchored in daily faith practices, in a weekly faith�forming community, and in a

life style and life�long commitment rooted in Jesus. This is the key to a loving, joy�filled life with unshakeable

faith and hope with inner�peace. Storms will come. Every life goal is fleeting and temporary, more than we real-

ize. Age will diminish all we once were. But inside we always know whose we are and that we are forever valued

and loved. �

Attend to your personal appearance, for you are beautifully created and valued by God. Perform with joy and

unrestrained, for God is with you and you are gifted and blessed. Let your genuine love for others lead many to

want to be with you but be always loving and forgiving as God is for you. God has claimed you, treasure all you

have as God’s gift as a thankful and generous steward and using it as a blessing for all. �

(Continued on page 11)�

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Sweethearts of Grace Lutheran

We rejoice in all couples who celebrate wedding anniversaries in 2019.

Special congratulations to all who celebrate Milestone anniversaries!

On February 16 and 17 Grace Lutheran will recognize couples

celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2019.

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60 years or more

Russ & Kathy Jenks*

Ed & Darleen Winkler

Harold & Aurdrey Pedersen

Bob & Carol White

Don & Romona Cannady

Wayne & Marge Breitbarth

Bruce & Marleen Oradei

Don & Phyllis Fryman

Everett & Helen Lange

Dewey & Carmen Berille

Don & Carolyn Halverson

50 years or more

Don & Mary Schumacher (50 yrs)

Jim & Steph Pelliteri (50 yrs)

Carl & Linda Halverson (50 yrs)

Ben & Ida Brown

Bill & Arlene Strand

James & Janis Nelson

Ed & Karen Becker

Gerald & Joan Check

Gene & Roselie Wiedow

Rich & Lynn Brown

Gil & Mary Wessel

Larry & Jan Hagen

Duane & Irene Strauss

Dick & Ruth Ann Richardson

Jim & Jan VanNorman

Terry & Judy Schlinkmann

LeRoy & Lucille Charles

Ken & Pat Tjugum

Art & Jeanie Osero

Dale & Nona Arthur

Oscar & Diane Popp

Dan & Kay Salewske

Dave & Sara Reiff

Karen & Stan Torkelson

Paul & Darlene Wechsler

50 years or more cont.

Roger & Mary Schlegel

Gene & Lennie Calhoun

Gary & Judi Calhoun

Florian & Barb Ringwelski

George & Sandy Catencamp

Joe & Gerri Story

Bob & Beth Lekfielk

Dale & Nancy Braatz

Earl & Peg Thomas

Duane & Irene Strauss

45 years

Gary & Joan Hilgendorf

Steve & Kathleen Metzenbauer

40 years

James & Janis Leppi

Jim & Julie Dentler

David & Dixie Bohnert

35 years

Dennis & Pat Jeske

Joseph & Charlotte Windorski

Jerry & Kelly VanStrydonk

Michael & Sue Gerber

Tom & Sarah Galloy

Russell & Amy Sudbury

Tim & Margie Welke

30 years

Dr. Paul & Therese Hesse

Joe & Susan Lentini

Gary & Dana Zehner

25 years

Devin & Jody Decker

Jon & Tracy Skuball

Don & Tammy Hupf

Ken & Jane Brokaw

25 years cont.

Robert & Wendy Lekfield

Shad & Kim Harper

Brian & Sandy Redmond

20 years

Terry & Sarah Mann

Michael & Julie Brighum

John & Janean Andrus

Jay & Lori Mott

Michael & Kerri Svacina

Bryan & Sandra Hoban

15 years

Steve & Susie Garrison

Adam & Renee Loka

Gary Hibbard & Judy Rusch

Dewey & Karina Reilly

Roman & Shirley Derleth

Chuck & Siri Pankow

Michael & Katie Taylor

Greg & Mary Lenkart

10 years

Robert & Danielle Lucas

Greg & Amanda Hilgendorf

Jessie & Heather Tobias

Rich & Mindy Gabrich

Brent & Keri Kelley

5 years

Adam &Jennifer Massa

Ryan & heather Nieds

Dan & Amanda Kriese

Bill & Carrie Dalgetty

Katie Hilgendorf & Ivy Sales

* Longest Married Sweethearts

Russell & Kathy Jenks

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February 2019

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Sunday� Monday� Tuesday� Wednesday� Thursday� Friday� Saturday�

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1�

7:30 AM Men's

Breakfast @ Cafe

on Main�

2�

9:00 AM AA/

Alanon�

9:00 AM Grief

Support�

4:00 PM Book

Study w/Ps. Nancy

(AA Room)�

5:00 PM Worship

HC�

6:00 PM Gradua-

tion Milestone�

3�

Fourth Sunday after Epiphany�

9:00 AM Worship H/C�

10:15 AM Book Study w/Ps

Nancy (Lounge)�

10:15 AM Sunday School�

4�

4�H�

9:00 AM Bible

Study�

6:00 PM Bible

Study�

5�

9:00 AM LWR

Quilters�

5:00 PM Contemp.

Choir Practice�

6�

6:30 PM First

Wednesday Wor-

ship�

6:30 PM Gr. 8/9

Conf.�

7�

6:00 PM Church

Council Mtg.�

8�

7:30 AM Men's

Breakfast @ Cafe

on Main�

9�

Greater Galilee Trip�

9:00 AM AA/

Alanon�

9:00 AM Grief

Support�

5:00 PM Worship

HC�

10�

Fifth Sunday after Epiphany�

Greater Galilee Trip�

9:00 AM Worship H/C � Contem-

porary�

10:15 AM Minor Prophet Ps.

Check�


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F.Hall Rsvd�

9:00 AM Bible

Study�

6:00 PM Bible

Study�

12�

9:00 AM LWR

Quilters�

13�

3:40 PM GLOW�

5:45 PM Mentor

Huddle�

6:30 PM Gr. 8/9

Conf.�

14� 15�

7:30 AM Men's

Breakfast @ Cafe

on Main�

16�

9:00 AM AA/

Alanon�

9:00 AM Grief

Support�

5:00 PM Worship

HC�

17�

Companion Breakfast�

Marriage Milestone�

Sixth Sunday after Epiphany�

9:00 AM Worship H/C�

10:15 AM First Communion Prep�


18�

9:00 AM Bible

Study�

6:00 PM Bible

Study�

19�

9:00 AM LWR

Quilters�

5:00 PM Contemp.

Choir Practice�

20�

3:40 PM GLOW�

3:45 PM First Com-

munion Prep�

6:30 PM Gr. 8/9

Conf.�

21� 22�

7:30 AM Men's

Breakfast @ Cafe

on Main�

23�

9:00 AM AA/

Alanon�

9:00 AM Grief

Support�

3:00 PM Confer-

ence Assembly�

5:00 PM Worship

HC�

24�

Seventh Sunday after Epiphany�

9:00 AM Worship H/C � Contem-

porary�

10:15 AM Holy Land w/PastorZ�

10:15 AM Minor Prophet Ps.

Check�


25�

9:00 AM Bible

Study�

6:00 PM Bible

Study�

26�

9:00 AM LWR

Quilters�

27�

3:40 PM GLOW�

6:30 PM Gr. 8/9

Conf.�

28�

10:30 AM Alice

Henke Comm.�

1:00 PM Senior

Milestone Comm.�

2:30 PM Country

Terrace Comm.�

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Marriage Milestone Companion Breakfast February 17�10:00 am�

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Please join us on Sunday, February 17 following the 9:00 am worship service, as we honor all married couples,

specifically those with milestone anniversaries in 2019. Everyone is welcome. �

Tuesday Bible Studies�

�� Tuesday, 9:30am in the Lounge led by Pastor Susan is reading through the Prophet

Isaiah.�

�� Tuesday, 6:00pm in the Fellowship Room led by Mark Gaedtke on Faith, The Yes of the

Heart by Grace Brame. This is a deep dive into the spirituality and faith of Martin Luther. �

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From the Stewardship Committee�

Be Imitators of Jesus�

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God created man and announced His creation to be “very good” (Genesis 1:31), but, because of self�will and

pride, Adam and Eve sinned, causing man to be separated from God. To bridge that separation, God rescued

us with the greatest gift of all: His very own Son. In Christ, God speaks to us, reaches out to us with for-

giveness, and receives us into fellowship. All we have has been freely given to us, not because of who we are or

what we do, but because of Whose we are. Through faith, we see God’s redemptive grace in Jesus, and we are

motivated to live our lives for Him (Ephesians 2:8�10). �

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In Jesus, we see the attributes of God. In Hebrews 1:3�4 we read, “[The Son] is the radiance of the glory of God

and the exact imprint of His nature, and He upholds the universe by the word of His power. After making

purification for sins, He sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high, having become as much superior

to angels as the name He has inherited is more excellent than theirs.” God the Father has revealed the light of

His glory in His Son, Jesus. As true man, Jesus lived the life of a perfect steward for the glory of His Heavenly

Father. Just as Jesus put aside his own interests and desires� “Not as I will, but as You will”� (Matthew

26:39), we are called to be obedient through faith to God’s ways rather than the ways of the world and our own

natures. As God’s stewards, we also receive joy and encouragement in knowing that we are obediently serving

the Lord. �

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Jesus is always to be our preeminent model for our lives as stewards. We have a Savior Who lived the perfect

life in our places. With an attitude of gratitude and joy in what God in Christ has done for us, we read and

adopt the Apostle Paul’s admonition, “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ” (1 Corinthians 11:1). Through the

working of the Holy Spirit, our goal is to “Put to death, therefore, what is earthly in you” (Colossians 3:5). By

God’s grace, we fix our eyes on Jesus, Who is the “founder and perfecter of our faith” (Hebrews 12:2). To that

end, we should saturate our minds with the truths in God’s Word rather than the teachings of the world.

“Thanks be to God for His inexpressible gift!” �

(2 Corinthians 9:15).�

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Needed for� RECEIPTS vs.� ACTUAL� RECEIPTS vs.�

December� Receipts�

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Budget� BUDGET�

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SPENDING� SPENDING�

General Fund� $49,531�

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$31,735� $17,796�

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$32,883� $16,648�

Building Fund� $6,098�

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$5,076� $1,022�

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$5,076� $1,022�

Total� $55,629�

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$36,811� $18,818�

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$37,959� $17,670�

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Needed for� �

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ACTUAL� RECEIPTS vs�

YEAR-TO-DATE� Receipts�

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Budget� DIFFERENCE�

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SPENDING� SPENDING�

General Fund� $361,169�

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$380,820� $(19,651)�

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$357,832� $3,337�

Building Fund� $60,519�

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$60,910� $(391)�

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$60,910� $(391)�

Total� $421,688�

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$441,730� $(20,042)�

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$418,742� $2,946�

Mortgage Status�

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2018 Reg. Principal Payments� $37,063.85

2018 Extra Principal Payments� $71,202.73

2018 Total Principal Payments� $108,266.58

2018 Total Interest Payments� $24,659.34

Loan Balance as of December 2018� $487,978.16

Financial News

December Special Offering

“Gift Giving”

Reiff Hall - $2,070.94

Carpet Youth Room - $250.00

Lekubu Well - $1,325.00

February Special Offering�Human Trafficking �

Did the tragedy and experience of Jayme Closs shock you, move you, alarm, you? There is much you can do. Feb-

ruary’s Special Offering will educate what, why and how this is happening right in our state. The offering will go

to Damascus Road to help victims heal, educate all of us to know what to look for and how to respond, and pro-

vide more trainings, materials, and volunteers to do this.�

Human Trafficking�is the recruitment, harboring, transporting, obtaining or maintaining of a person by

means of: FORCE�(rape, beatings, constraint, confinement, torture), FRAUD�(false, or deceptive offers), COER-

CION�(threats of serious harm; any threat intended to make victim believe that failure to comply would result in

retaliation) for the purpose of a commercial sex act, or in which the person induced to perform such an act is un-

der 18 years of age.��

Damascus Road was founded in 2009 and is dedicated to bring awareness through educating, re-

storing and empowering the abused, and advocating for the prevention and abolition of human trafficking. Da-

mascus Road is 100% trained volunteer run, and 100% funded by your generous donations. No one draws a

wage, so 100% of funds donated directly serve our local communities. We assist victims, conduct training, raise

awareness,� partner with law enforcement, and perform outreaches.�Damascus Road has worked alongside a na-

tional missing children’s organization, other anti�trafficking NGO’s, and local law enforcement, resulting in re-

coveries each year.�

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LENT is late in 2019�

Ash Wednesday is not until March 6. In preparation for that note that evening worship on the five Wednesdays

after Ash Wednesday will again be with St. Mary’s: March 13, 20, 27 at St. Mary’s and April 3 and 10 at Grace. All

afternoon worship will be only with Grace at Grace. Schedule for these are:�

�� Afternoon worship � lunch at 11:30 and worship at 1:00�

�� Evening worship � supper at 5:30, presentation/discussion at 6:15, worship 7:00�7:30. The book we

will use is available for purchase: Declaration on the Way by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

& Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. �

Please sign up to help with meals:�

�� Lunch = March 6, 13, 20, 27 and April 3 & 10�

�� Supper = March 6 and April 3 & 10 (hosting St. Mary’s April 3 & 10)�

More About Human Trafficking�

To request help or report suspected human trafficking, call the�National Human Trafficking Re-

source Center hotline�at 1�888�373�7888. Or text INFO or HELP to: BeFree (233733).�

Lisa Steinholz was exposed firsthand to the horror of human trafficking when she and her husband travelled to

the Philippines to adopt their daughter. �During this trip, she learned that children in orphanages and on the

streets as young as the toddler she was bringing home can wind up being trafficked. �Lisa returned to Wisconsin

a forever changed person. �Over the next years, she poured over the internet looking for a way to travel to places

where trafficking was happening. �She wanted to learn, to get involved and to make a difference�

Beginning in 2009, trips to Cambodia and Nicaragua allowed Lisa to work with advocates that specialized in in-

ternational rescues. �She witnessed heartbreaking situations, but was also part of a movement that brought hope

to people being victimize�

Through Lisa'a training, travel, and hands�on work, her knowledge about trafficking led her to understand that it

is literally happening everywhere. �What started in her mind as an "international issue" could no longer be

looked at in this way. �Lisa aligned with an organization in Las Vegas and traveled there several times to assist

with outreaches. �She pursued education and training, and then brought everything she learned over the years

back to Wisconsin. �Today, Damascus Road has grown to have nearly a dozen trained volunteers, and serves vic-

tims in our local communities. �

Young Adults in Global Mission�Applications for 2019�20 Now Open�

Do you or someone you know have an interest in living and serving internationally in Jesus name? ELCA Young

Adults in Global Mission (YAGM) is a one�year international service�learning and faith�formation opportunity

for young adults, ages 21 to 29. �

Like other Christian organizations, YAGM puts much emphasis on assisting young adults to use this to hear

God’s call, grow their faith, and learn much about themselves and life. However YAGM is unique in two ways:

1.) It requires no up front money only what you and your congregation can raise (whatever that is), and 2.) It is

church based rooted in the practices of worship and of the global Lutheran Church.�

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Young adults serve alongside Lutheran companion church bodies and organizations in one of 11 country pro-

grams, being shaped by the witness of our global neighbors in a cross�cultural journey of faith. Australia, Serbia,

Cambodia, Jerusalem/West Bank, Madagascar, Mexico, Rwanda, Senegal and Tanzania. �

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All site placements provide opportunities for young adults to confront issues of wealth and poverty, racial privi-

lege, economic disparity and globalization through the lens of faith. Applications are open now through Feb. 15,

2019; learn more and apply today at https://elca.org/YAGM.�

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Sunday Smorgasbord in February�

Grace offers a variety or smorgasbord of options at 10:15 after Sunday worship for your mind, body and spirit.

Please give us feedback, ideas, and your offers to lead an activity or teaching. See more in the Sunday Good

News:�

February 3�

�� Pastor Nancy in the Lounge on prayer � this group is filled, BUT talk to Pastor Nancy about doing it again.�

�� Pastor Mark in the Gathering Space (then walk or ride to Main Street Café) � this will be about Grace and its

ministries for people new to Grace or wondering about what Grace does and why. �

February 10�

�� Pastor Check in the Sanctuary acting out Zephaniah � one of the “little guys”. Part of a team of twelve called

the “Minor Prophets” at the end of the Old Testament. They urge us into readiness for the Messiah and

more. �

�� Pastor Mark in the front of the Youth Room � “Ties to the Land: Christianity in Israel and Palestine”

a CMEP curriculum on Who the Christians of the Holy Land are and why they are important to the global

Church.�

February 17 �

�� Companion Breakfast�Marriage Milestone in Fellowship Hall�

�� Pastor Mark in the front of the Youth Room � “Two Peoples Two Histories” Why Israelis and Palestini-

ans both claim historic ties to the Land.�

February 24�

�� Pastor Check in the Sanctuary acting out Malachi � one of the “little guys”. Part of a team of twelve called

the “Minor Prophets” at the end of the Old Testament. They urge us into readiness for the Messiah and

more.�

�� Pastor Mark in the front of the Youth Room � “Jerusalem a Sacred City of Peace” a CMEP curriculum

on Why Jerusalem is sacred for Jews, Christians, and Muslims.�

Snowbirds � you can participate in the Holy Land study! All we need is your email or snail mail address. Pastor

Mark will see that you receive the articles to read and links to videos and PowerPoint to watch. CMEP is a

coalition of�27 national Church denominations and organizations�in Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and

Evangelical traditions. � �

New Pastor at Lekubu Parish�

We pray God’s blessings on Pastor Jack & Eliza Mogale and their family in their move and ministry to Maanwane

Parish also in Madikwe Circuit. We welcome Rev. Josina Kgobane�Sesolo to Lekubu Parish. Pastor Josina served

the Lichtenburg Parish and was Dean of Borwa I Circuit. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa is

a sending church, similar to the United Methodist Church, and January is when pastors move. ��

Grace Lutheran Council January Meeting Minutes�

January 10, 2018�

�

Council in attendance: Mark Gaedtke, Laurie Schmidt, Steve Garrison, Don Narloch, Keri Kelley, Kayci Steven-

son, Christi Lobermeier, Paul Kurth�

Missing: Abigail Norman, Jacqueline Wick�

Others in Attendance: Shirley Derleth, Pastor Mark Ziemer, Grant Peterson�

Meeting called to order at 6:01 pm.�

�

Devotions were led by Mark. �

�

Where have we seen God at work? �

�� The help of a fellow human when Grandma Marie fell in the parking lot (OK, but touched by the help) & her

witness of this to the confirmation students, Christmas with Friends dinner � guests and families that help,

Sunday School Christmas program and the Cantata, Marcia’s gifts of music with all the music expected, a lot

of families sharing their time and talents this past holiday season, Steve’s good work with PerMar, young

adults’ participation in the service on Young Adult weekend�

�� God was at work in compelling us to pray for Jeanne Rae Paulson at this time (Jeanne Rae passed away a few

hours after our meeting.)�

�

Approve Agenda�

�� Steve moved to amend the order of the agenda to move Pastor Mark’s report along with old business and new

business items involving Pastor Mark up before the treasurer’s report as he needed to leave early. Christi se-

conded. Motion carried. �

�� Kayci moved to approve amended agenda. Steve seconded. Motion carried. �

�

Consent Agenda �

�� Christi moved to approve the consent agenda. Kayci seconded. Motion carried.�

�� Consent agenda consisted of the following and is available to review in binder in gathering space. �

�� Church Council minutes (December 2018)�

�� Group Fundraiser/Event Report (December 2018)�

�

Treasurer's Report�

�� Shirley highlighted the following from her report. �

�� December was a good month which saw more revenues than expenses reported.�

�� December was a good month for special offering which was designated for gift catalogue items.�

�� Thanks to committee and staff frugalness, we underspent our budget for the year.�

�� Steve moved to accept treasurer’s report as given. Keri seconded. Motion carried.�

�

Staff reports �

�� Pastor Mark highlighted the following from Wendy’s report. (Full report in “Grace Notes” binder found in the

gathering space. Please refer to this document for more details on any of the items listed below.)�

�� Grace’s Ministry Team monthly meetings and cross�generational focus for activities at Grace�

�� Job description review and update�

�� Desire to be a delegate at synod assembly�

�� Pastor Mark highlighted the following from his report. (Full report in “Grace Notes” binder found in gathering

space. Please refer to this document for more details on any of the items listed below.)�

�� Christmas with Friends�

�� Work with staff & great appreciation for them �

�� Excitement building among Grace’s Pastoral staff working together�

�� Pastoral care work with Pastor Susan�

�� “Dare we Hope?” conference with Catholic church�

�� Stewardship for All Seasons�

�� Re�Imagining Church�

�� Ecumenical and Companion Relationships �

�� Faith Formation at Grace � many opportunities �

�� Christi moved to approve staff reports as presented. Kayci seconded. Motion carried.�

�


9�

Old Business�

1.� Capital One Earned Credits (Laur ie)�

�� Hard to find written information about options for cashing out/using rewards. �

�� Discussed option of putting it towards the credit card bill and transferring saved money to the decided

use or possibility of getting rewards in the form of a pre�paid credit card when we decide to use them. �

2. 2019 budget (Steve, Shirley, Executive Council)�

�� Budget line item numbers will be adjusted to match Quickbook numbers for Shirley’s ease of work be-

tween the two. �

�� A line item for “Thrivent Action Teams under Servantship. There will not be a dollar amount with it.

Rather it will be listed to acknowledge the importance of those monies that help us serve.�

3. Update on planning for 2019 & 2020 congregational retreat (Pastor Mark, Laur ie)�

�� The retreat will be on March 30th ( 9am � 1 pm).�

�� Laurie received the lease agreement (no charge due to being a non�profit) for the TCB community

room. Will give it to Mark to sign.�

4.� Crossways Campaign update on plans (Wendy) No update.�

5.� Monthly recap/report from Pastor Susan Christian (per items 4.B. & 5.B.2 on her contract) No update.�

6. 2018 Smart Goals �Progress of lifting up how we serve others (Wendy)�

�� Laurie will let Pastor Mark know to begin showing video temple talks to lift up “Serving Others” dur-

ing worship services when a temple talk is not already planned.�

7. Grace House update on condition/repairs (Al as information comes in) No update.�

8. Update on better earning options for the TCB MM account (Steve) No update.�

9. Update on insurance recommendations (Steve and church staff) � No update.�

11. Building & Grounds update on committees and chair (Steve) �

�� Committee of 3 is ready to begin meeting. Anyone else interested in joining should contact Steve.�

12. Security System Fire Installation progress (Steve)�

�� The fire panel was updated last week. All doors will be rekeyed. The main door on Washington will be

a lever handle that opens from the inside but remains locked. Training for key fobs that get used with

the main parking lot entrance will be held on Monday the 14th. There will be a video to watch for those

unable to attend. �

�� Quote from alarm company for maintenance agreement � The initial quote came in at $50 a month, but

Steve negotiated $25 a month. Will proceed with this and the monthly fee will be covered under the

Building & Grounds budget.�

�� Quote for actual connection of the fire system to the alarm system � The cost to upgrade the fire alarm

was $940, to tie it in with the PerMar security system is an additional $249. This will covered by funds

raised with the “Grace Boutique”. Council had approved for this “tie�in” to be done at a prior meeting.�

13. SMART goals for 2019 with input from “Blessed to Be a Blessing” results (all) �

�� Ideas for this year’s focus on “Building Friendships” were discussed. Laurie will seek feedback from the Stra-

tegic Planning committee. Will continue discussion at our next council meeting.�

14. Planning for staff end of year recognition (Mark) �

�� Staff was appreciative of the sentiment shared via the card and Chamber Bucks. Mark shared their thanks with

the council.�

15. Tomahawk Warming Center update (Pastor Mark, Mark)�

�� Pastor Mark shared Tomahawk Warming Center’s needs with those at his Associated Clergy of Tomahawk

meeting. �

�� Grace’s special offering for the month of January is for the TWC. �

16. Annual meeting planning group (Mark, Laur ie, Kayci)�

�� Discussed possibilities for parliamentarian as those who’ve done it in the past are unavailable.�

�� Mark, Laurie, and Kayci will meet on Jan.17th to finalize the planning details/agenda for the meeting.�

17. Possibility of renting space to St. Barnabas for worship (Pastor Mark) �

�� While we have been in communication with them about how Grace could support St. Barnabas, at this time

members of St. Barnabas are working very hard to keep St. Barnabas viable and visible in Tomahawk. They

are blessed to have a priest from Rhinelander and a deacon from Merrill, who each faithfully come once a

month to do Holy Communion. Grace had offered the use of our building in the winter months, but St. Barna-

bas is managing their heating costs for the winter and will not need to use Grace in the winter months. They

thank us for our prayers and concerns as both are very much appreciated.�

(Continued from page 9)�


10�

18. Plan for incoming council members (Mark) �

�� Sandy will meet with the new council members for a “council orientation”. �

�� Don will order pizza as a “welcome meal” for the February council meeting. �

�

New Business�

19. EPIC Event (Pastor Mark) �

�� This synod event (“Equipping People in Congregations”) will be held on March 9th at Zion in Shawano.

Brochure for registering will be sent out to council members. PZ will send council members this brochure so

those interested can attend. �

20. Visits with Greater Galilee (Pastor Mark)�

�� Visit in Milwaukee will be on the weekend of February 9th. Details in Pastor Mark’s report. Flyer concerning

a presentation to be given entitled “Building Racial Understanding” will be in the bulletin. Other activities

during the visit with Greater Galilee are planned as well. �

�� We will host them in Tomahawk on August 3�4 in 2019. In 2020, we will retreat with them at Pine Lake

Camp on that first weekend in August. �

21. Policy on background checks for adults who volunteer to work with children/youth (Wendy) �

�� Discussion on the current policy. Laurie will send an email to Wendy seeking her thoughts on the current

policy as she had asked to have it on the agenda. �

�

Public Comment � none.�

�

Future agenda items and dates�

�� Council officers & liaisons for 2019 and devotions schedule (February 2019)�

�� Church use policy (February 2019)�

�� Revisit SCRIP possibilities (June 2019)�

�� Blessed to be a Blessing planning (July 2019)�

�� Finance Committee � 2020 budget planning (September 2019)�

�� Notify ministries/committees to have budget requests turned in October (September 2019)�

�

Future meetings, events, and dates to remember�

�� Next Council meeting will be on February 7 at 6:00 pm. (This is on the first Thursday of the month as the

usual second Thursday conflicts with Valentine’s Day and Tomahawk Schools’ parent�teacher conferences.) �

�

Steve moved to adjourn the meeting. Kayci seconded. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:38 pm.�

Meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer.�

�

Minutes by Laurie Schmidt�

(Continued from page 10)�

11�

If we look to the four “P’s” to fill our soul, we are hopelessly misled. We will never have enough. When we seek and

follow Jesus then God will lead us into overflowing awareness of being valued, blessed, loved, and gifted that has

no end.�

*Tiger Mcluen a nationally known speaker, author, and mostly a leader who loves being in a room full of people

who care about transforming the lives of the next generation. He was the President of Youth Leadership for almost

three decades (1988�2017). See https://youthleadership.excitedhippo.com . ��

Peder Eide was the musician at this year’s Quake. His music received consistent airplay over 200+ radio stations

across the country with several songs chart on the National Inspirational Charts. Every December, Peder presents

his extremely popular Christmas Tour with his latest Christmas release,�PERFECT SURPRISE, selected by The

USA TODAY as one of its featured holiday selections. See https://www.pedereide.com/�

Quake is owned and operated now by Life Promotions, a non�profit organization begun by Bob Lenz in 1982 and

now reaching more than 500,000 people each year. Lifest, school assemblies, and their more than antibullying

campaign, Dignity Revolution are other ministries of Life Promotions. See https://lifepromotions.org/quake/ �

�

(Continued from page 3) Pastor Mark “Four P’s�

�

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February 2 & 3�

Acolytes�

5:00 pm �Lauren Hansmann�

� 9:00 am �Scout Stromberg�

�

Greeters�

� 5:00 pm �Peggy Price�

9:00 am Karen Olson�

�

Readers�

� 5:00 pm �Nona Arthur�

� 9:00 am �Jessie Stromberg�

�

Ushers�

� 5:00 pm Dan Schuller�

� � Dar Kluball�

� 9:00 am Jim VanNorman�

� � Margie Welke�

� � Jackie/Sandy Wick�

� � �

Assisting Minister�

� 5:00 pm �Joe Story�

� 9:00 am� Shirley Derleth�

�

Communion Assistants�

� 9:00 am �Lynn Brown�

� � Al Overhaug�

�

Running Projection�

� 5:00 pm �Jason Mielke�

� 9:00 am�Mike Wick�

�

Projection Set up�

Karen Torkelson�

�

Altar Guild�

Sue Mielke, Karen Torkelson�

Donna Olson�

�

Counters�

Kathy David, Heather Kurth�

Corky Burcalow�

�

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February 9 & 10�

Acolytes�

5:00 pm �Serena Reinke�

� 9:00 am �Robin Schmidt�

�

Greeters�

� 5:00 pm �Sherry Thompson�

� � Dare Clements� �

� 9:00 am Gibeault Family�

�

Readers�

� 5:00 pm �Nancy Herbison�

� 9:00 am �Paul Kurth�

�

Ushers�

� 5:00 pm Jeanette Lovsletten�

� � Peggy Price�

� 9:00 am Chris/Ed Raasch�

� � Greg/Steve Heikkinen�

� � �


� 5:00 pm �Gail Wilson�

� 9:00 am� Corey Colburn�

�


� 9:00 am �Marie Stark�

� � Shirley Derleth�

� �


� 5:00 pm �Sue Mielke�

� 9:00 am� Paula Norman�

�


Lisa Elliott�

�

Altar Guild�


Donna Olson�

�

Counters�


Corky Burcalow�

�

�

�

�

�

February 16 & 17�

Acolytes�

5:00 pm �Kiannah Mullen�

� 9:00 am �Sam Kurth�

�

Greeters�

� 5:00 pm �Dan/Kay Salewske�

� 9:00 am Terry/Sarah Mann

� � Family�

�

Readers�

� 5:00 pm �Dave Reiff�

� 9:00 am �Shirley Derleth�

�

Ushers�

� 5:00 pm Georgie Crass�

� � John Kromm�

� 9:00 am Dar Clements�

� � Mary Hoglund�

� � Marie Knipfer�

� � Dawn LaFevre�

� � �


� 5:00 pm �Mark Gaedtke�

� 9:00 am�Dave Schmit�

�


� 9:00 am �Molly Mott�


� � �

�


� 5:00 pm �Betty Hudson�

� 9:00 am� Brynn Beaumier�

�


Chris Raasch�

�

Altar Guild�


Donna Olson�

�

�

Counters�


Corky Burcalow�

�

�

12�

Via de Cristo weekend�March 14�17, 2019�

Forest Springs Camp, Westboro�

��

Who Should Attend:�

Men or women age 21 and over, baptized Christians who want to strengthen their faith and come to a closer walk

with Christ in their lay ministries and everyday lives. Married couples are encouraged to attend the same week-

end together, but if unable, you can attend at different times.�

��

VIA DE CRISTO OFFERS:�

�A potential for personal growth� � �A tool for renewal for the church�

�An opportunity to deepen your faith� �A launching pad to encourage action in the church in the world��

�A focus of responsibility and mission beyond the Via de Cristo weekend�


February 23 & 24�

Acolytes�

5:00 pm �Ellie Witulski�

� 9:00 am Bryn Baalke� �

�

Greeters�

� 5:00 pm �Dar Kluball�

� � Peggy Price� �

� 9:00 am Ed/Chris Raasch�


�

Readers�


� 9:00 am �Grace Witulski �

�

Ushers�

� 5:00 pm Ron Lueneberg�

Child of God�

� 9:00 am Marilyn Smith�

� � Tom/Donna Stone�


� � �


� 5:00 pm �Nancy Herbison�

� 9:00 am�Al Overhaug�

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�


� 5:00 pm �Don Tinker�

� 9:00 am�Whitney Osero�

�


� � Lisa Elliott�

�

Altar Guild�


Donna Olson�

�

Counters�


Corky Burcalow�

�

�

�

March 2 & 3�

Acolytes�

5:00 pm �Greta Tjugum�

� 9:00 am �Brynnen Stefan�

�

Greeters�

� 5:00 pm �Dar Clements� �

9:00 am Paul/Dotti Andersen�

� � Fran Anderson �

�

Readers�

� 5:00 pm �Chris Raasch�

� 9:00 am �Rita Meidam�

�

Ushers�

� 5:00 pm Chris/Ed Raasch�

� 9:00 am Greg/Steve Heikkinen�

� � Tom/Donna Stone�

� � �


� 5:00 pm �Gail Wilson�

� 9:00 am� Paul Kurth�

�


� 9:00 am �Al Overhaug�

� � Lynn Brown�

� � �


� 5:00 pm �Erik Decker�

� 9:00 am� Trey Baalke�

�


Keri Kelley�

�

Altar Guild�

Georgie Crass, Heather Nieds�

Janis Southworth�

�

Counters�

Linda Pashek, Bob LaNou�

Julie Dentler�

�

�

�

�

�

�

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March 9 & 10�

Acolytes�

5:00 pm �Morgan Hansmann�

� 9:00 am �Caley Scholz�

�

Greeters�


9:00 am Gary/Judi Calhoun�

� � Jodi/Emily Decker�

Readers�


� 9:00 am �Renee Raasch�

�

Ushers�

� 5:00 pm Dar Clements�

� � Child of God�

� 9:00 am Nick Arnott�

� � Brett Beaumier�

� � Jerry Jagmin�


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� 5:00 pm �Joe Story�

� 9:00 am� Shirley Derleth�

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� 5:00 pm �Jason Mielke�

� 9:00 am� Brynn Beaumier �

�


Jackie Leonhard�

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Altar Guild�

Georgie Crass, Heather Nieds�

Janis Southworth�

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Counters�

Linda Pashek, Bob LaNou�

Julie Dentler�

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�A personal experience with God alone and in the Christian community�

��

The weekend starts Thursday evening and concludes by 4:00 Sunday evening. There is no cost to you for �

attending the weekend. A sponsor will drive you to and from the camp. Information can be

found on the special display in the gathering space. Applications can be picked up in the church office and are

due by February 16. �

��

If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Gail Wilson at (715) 453�5787 or Pastor

Mark at (715) 453�4066. Also, for more information go to our website: www.northernlightvdc.com. �

(Continued from page 12) Via de Cristo�

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� � Jessica Johnson�

� � Helen Lange�

� � Carol Sparr�

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� Linda Haugen �

� Brian Michael�

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� Dana Baalke�

� Beth Baus�

� Frederick Krueger�

� Shane Halverson�

� Amber Chonsky�

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� David Schmit�

� Ashley Weizenicker�

� Eric Ingman�

Zachary Lekfield�

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� Susan Lentini �

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� Tina Weizenicker�

� Austin Weyers�

� Jade Wanta�

� Emery Reilly�

� Kyle Powers �

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� � Olivia Fletcher�

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� Karen Olson�

� Charles Oelig�

� Eric Strauss�

� Rachel Sudbury�

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� Tyler Strassman�

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� John Pashek�

� Trina Kall�Gosling�

� Rachel Delcour�

� Amanda Wedeberg�

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Pastor……….……….…………………..…Rev. Mark Ziemer �

� � � 453�4066 or (home) 453�0612�

Support Pastor……………………Rev. Nancy Richmond�

[email protected]�

Visitation Pastor.…...........................Susan Christian�


Guest Pastor..……………………...….Rev. Gerald Check�

453�4066�

Minister of Lifelong Faith……………....Wendy Black�

453�4066, [email protected]�

Director of Young Adults……………...Margie Welke�

� 966�5497, [email protected]�

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Dir. of Children’s Ministries………...Patti Gaedtke�


Director of Confirmation………………..Renee Loka �


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Secretary………….....……..………………….Debbie Hetzel �

453�4066 or (home) 966�0536�


Secretary Support………………….….…Sandi Pellicori �


Treasurer...….……………………………….Shirley Derleth �

453�4066, [email protected] �

Wedding Coordinator…………………...Barb Zastrow�

Custodian...……………Emily/Barb Zastrow 453�4066�

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President�

Mark Gaedtke……...………….……….453�5907�

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Vice Pres. �

Don Narloch…………………………….571�0945 �

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Secretary�

Laurie Schmidt.…………………..……453�1361�

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Keri Kelley……………………………….612�5374�

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Steve Garrison….….…………....414 828�2925�

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Christianna Lobermeier...…………360�4766�

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Kayci Stevenson………………….……499�4404�

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Jackie Wick…………………..…920 680�1237�

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Abby Norman………………………..…612�3230�

Church Office Hours�

Monday�Thursday: 8:00 am to 3:30 pm�

(closed for lunch noon to 1:00 pm)�

Friday: 8:00 am to 1:00 pm�

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Staff Meetings (Office closed)�

Tuesdays: 11:00 am�

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