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The JOURNEY —

Council Retreat Held 1

Lenten & Holy Week Services 1

Pastor Joan’s Column 2

Easter Breakfast 2

MIA in our Files? 2

Lilies for Easter 2

Good Friday focus on the Cross 3

Michael W. Smith concert 3

VBS - Water of Life 3

Sorenson Memorial Service 3

SAVE THE DATES 4

New Bible Study with Jerry 4

Difference btwn Easter & Christmas 4

Chili Cook-off Winners 4

Work Day - April 22 5

Congregational Update - April 9 5

First Communion on April 13 5

Women’s Retreat Reg Deadline 5

April Worship Assistants 6

5th Sunday Potluck 6

Next Meeting Dates 6

April B’days & Prayers 6

April Calendar 7

WHAT’S INSIDE

APRIL LENTEN & HOLY WEEK SERVICES Apr 5 Mid-Week Lenten Worship 6:30 pm Lenten Meal 5:45 pm

Apr 9 PALM SUNDAY Worship 10 am

Apr 13 Maundy Thursday Worship 7 pm First Communion and Foot Washing

Apr 14 Good Friday Worship 7 pm

Apr 16 EASTER Sonrise Worship Service 7 am

Easter Breakfast 8:15 am

EASTER Celebration Worship Service 10 am

The Trinity Council and several of their spouses gathered March 25, at Heartwood Resort in Trego, to focus on the vision for Trinity's ministry in its future. The brain-storming gathering helped the council to unite in its vision for moving forward. While the initial plan was to craft an actual “vision statement,” that focus quickly moved away from developing “words on a piece of paper” to developing ACTIONS to better fill the needs of both the Trinity congregation and the Birchwood community.

Some specific actions to be done include:

Providing an update to the congregation about Trinity’s financial and budget status, Call Cammittee status, and Jon Paquette’s status. (This will be done on April 9, following the Palm Sunday worship service.)

Scheduling “community serve” dates to provide needed services to members of the Trinity and Birchwood communities. (The first will be a Work Day on April 22. See page 5 for more information.)

Mentoring confirmation youth.

Developing a Cross Ministry in which crosses, built by Wally Thom and confirmation youth, are provided for sale and display in yards.

Organizing a Healing Service for Trinity members and those in the community who have been impacted by the actions of the previous pastor.

Let us follow Jesus’ example as servants to one another. . . TRINITY COUNCIL RETREAT INSPIRES FOCUS ON SERVICE

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LILIES FOR EASTER Help beautify the Sanctuary

for Easter, April 16 Order a pot of white Lilies

In Memory of or In Honor of a Loved One.

Forms available at the Welcome Center

Cost is $15 per pot

ORDER BY APRIL 9

PA S T O R J O A N ’ S C O L U M N

Many of you, if you’ve ever visited with me in my office, have seen the wooden sign that is there on a shelf of the book-case. It says, “Don’t tell God that you have a big problem; tell your problem that you have a big God!” And those of you who were able to be in church a couple of weeks ago know that I used that in my mes-sage that Sunday.

Well, the message on that sign is something that we all need to keep foremost in our minds each and every day. We all have problems that loom over us, that dominate our thinking on that day (or for several days/weeks). Maybe we keep praying eve-ry day for God to take care of the problem, and then we sit back and wait for Him to do just that.

I don’t know about all of you, but I tend to get a little impatient waiting for God to take care of my “problem of the moment!”

What we forget is that God has already taken care of the problem by giving us au-thority through Jesus Christ to directly deal with whatever is troubling us. Yes, we can pray for God to give us the strength and the wisdom we need, but the basic authority is already with us as believers

in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior.

There are several passages in God’s Word where Jesus tells us that we are given that authority. One is in Mark 11, after Jesus curses the fig tree for not having any fruit on it. He tells His disciples (and us) to “have faith in God. Truly I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, ‘Be taken up and cast into the sea,’ and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says is going to happen, it will be granted him.” (Mark 11:22-23)

Jesus also gives us this au-thority when He commissions His disciples to also “go and make disciples of all the na-tions, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey all that I commanded you.” (Matthew 28:19-20)

And again, in Mark, we hear that “signs will accom-pany those who have be-lieved: in My name they will cast out demons, they will speak with new tongues…they will lay hands on the sick, and they will recov-er.” (Mark 16:17-18)

The key is that we believe we have that authority – the

same authority that Jesus gave to His disciples. We are also His disciples –- He didn’t mean any of His teaching contained in the Scriptures to be limited only to those disci-ples who actually walked with Him. He meant it for every disciple down through the ages. We need only to claim that authority in His name and believe!

The other part of under-standing our authority as a believer is to remember that Satan is already defeated. He lost his battle when Jesus hung on that cross and took all of our sins upon Himself.

What really clinches the whole “believer’s authority,” though is the resurrection –- Jesus did not stay dead. He rose from the grave and is living today, seated at the right hand of the Father. He lives in me and He lives in you! Always remember that God loves you, Jesus loves you, and I love you!

God’s Blessings!

Pastor Joan

Let's celebrate our Risen Lord in fellowship with one another! The men of our congregation will be serving pancakes, sausage, eggs, fruit, and beverage. Come anytime between 8:15 - 9:45 am! This is a free-will donation! Worship services on Easter are at 7 am and 10 am. If you would like to help cook or serve, please sign-up at the Welcome Center.

MIA FROM OUR FILES? Last August, the church office computer was hacked and subject to ransomware, where our files are encrypted and a ransom is demanded to return the files unencrypted. We refused to comply with this illegal ac-tivity, had our computer cleaned and our backed-up files downloaded from the cloud. HOWEVER! Much of our Directory info was still lost and we need everyone to contact the church with their current contact information.

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INVITATION A memorial service with Artist and Pastor Paul Oman of “Drawn to the Word” Ministry will be held in honor of Daniel Sorenson on Saturday, May 13, 2017 at 7 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church. The service is a gift from the Sorenson family to the church and to the community in gratefulness for being a welcoming and comfortable home, church and community for their retirement years.

The theme of the painting and program will be “Being a servant of the Lord.”

Three-time Grammy® Award winner and multi-platinum re-cording artist Michael W. Smith will appear in concert April 30, at the UW-Eau Claire campus. The Revolution Tour will also feature Dove Award-winning New Artist of the Year Jor-dan Feliz and special guest Nathan Tasker.

Sure to be a night full of favorites, The Revolution Tour will take concert attendees on a journey through Smith’s en-tire career. Presenting a rare evening of music from today and yesterday, Smith will perform hits from his extensive repertoire that spans more than 30 years and includes chart-topping singles such as “Place In This World,” “I Will Be Here For You,” “Healing Rain,” “Above All,” “Friends,” “Breathe,” “Agnus Dei” and many more.

The Revolution Tour is presented by Compassion Interna-tional (www.compassion.com), the world’s leading authority in child sponsorship. Compassion revolutionized the fight against global poverty by equipping the Church to develop children out of poverty to become responsible and fulfilled Christian adults. Founded in 1952, Compassion now partners with more than 6,800 churches in 26 countries to release more than 1.7 mil-lion babies, children and young adults from poverty.

The concert begins at 7 pm in Zorn Arena, 121 Garfield Ave, Eau Claire, WI 54701. Tickets are still available in bleacher seating for $20.50 at https://uwec.ticketforce.com.

MAY 7 — CONFIRMATION

MAY 13 — SORENSEN MEMORIAL SERVICE

MAY 21 — GRADUATE SUNDAY

More Info to Come!

Trinity Lutheran Church’s VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS) presents THE WA-TER OF LIFE!

We are excited to host VBS beginning the week of Monday, June 12 through Thursday, June 15! Kim Will has volun-teered to be the coordinator.

This year VBS will be held in the after-noon so that youth can participate in sum-mer school in the morning. Children enter-ing pre-K through 6th grade are invited to attend.

Also new this year will be additional leadership assistance from 3 - 4 counselors from Luther Point Bible Camp!

There will be detailed time information and registration available at the end of April.

Our Good Friday service will be held on April 14, at 7 pm. Past Good Friday services have featured mural paintings, shadow dramas, and video presentations — all unique and different. This year’s service will continue that model, providing each worshiper the opportunity to partici-pate in the experience of remembering that Good Friday from long ago.

So come, worship, participate and feel the meaning of Good Friday. . . It will truly be a “focus on the Cross.”

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE TO FOCUS ON “THE CROSS”

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Dear Friends in Christ,

You are invited to participate in what promises to be a life-changing Bible study. "Experiencing God: Knowing and Doing the Will of God" is a study designed to help you:

Know when the Lord is speaking to you

Recognize His activity around you

Identify how the Lord wants to work through you

Respond to his activity

There will be one daytime class and one evening class of-fered. The exact day and times are yet to be determined. If you are interested, please contact Jerry Scheffler at 815-440-9967.

OOPS! Forgot to put the results of the Chili Cook-off in last month’s Journey, so here they are.

Trinity’s 7th Annual Chili Cook-off was held Saturday, February 25, at the church. While the attendance might have been smaller than past years, all present had great fun sampling wonderful of-ferings from __ competitors.

As per popular vote, the best chili cooks pictured are: (left to right) Harry Heath, first place; Dianne Buxton, second place, and Sue Svitak, third place.

A free-will offering was tak-en and divided between the

Birchwood Food Pantry and the Community Love Fund. Thanks to the Fellowship & Growth team for taking charge of this event and to all who participated and helped put this on.

Pictured right: Jill Pedersen admires the chili decoration pre-sented to Andy Hedman.

2017 CHILI COOK-OFF WINNERS ANNOUNCED

The Difference Between Easter and Christmas

by Vince Wilcox

As we prepare our hearts for worship during Passion Week, may we consider the profound differences between celebrating Christmas and celebrating Easter.

With his incarnation, we proclaim the good news to all people that a Savior is born.

With his crucifixion, we confess the sobering truth that God’s Messiah died as payment for our sins.

The cast of his birth includes joyful parents, obedient wise men, a cruel king, as well as astounded shepherds looking down at a newborn babe.

The cast of his death includes a grieving mother, a disobedient assembly of wise men, a cruel governor, and an astounded centurion looking up at the crucified Christ.

At his birth, he leaves the splendor of heaven by himself to be delivered as a newborn.

At his death, he experiences the horror of hell to deliver everyone who re-ceives him from their sins.

Christmas crescendos on that holy night in Bethlehem when Christ is born in a stable manger.

Easter erupts with an earthquake at dawn on the first day of the week in a garden tomb.

While Christmas is a gift from the heart of a loving father,

Easter is a ransom required by our rebellious hearts.

“Consider the wonder of it: God determined that he would rather go to hell on our behalf than live in heaven without us. He so much wants us not to go to hell that he paid a horrible price on the cross so that we wouldn’t have to.” –from “Heaven” by Randy Alcorn

Christmas is joyful.

Easter morning is joyful.

But the path from the occupied manger to the empty tomb is filled with more sorrow than we can imagine.

“...For the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.” –Hebrews 12:1b-2b

For all this and more, Christ is worthy of our praise.

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April 10 deadline for registration . . . LCMC WOMEN’S 4TH ANNUAL RETREAT ON MAY 5-6 The April 10 Registration deadline is fast ap-proaching for the Sweet Life Café Retreat.

Join us at our Sweet Life Café retreat for an experience that allows women to slow down and sa-vor time with God and each other. It feels like a cozy day at your favorite coffee shop — where women can find rest, laugh, share their stories, and grow closer to each other and God.

The retreat will be held at Forest Springs Camp, in Westboro, WI. This beautiful facility is situated about 100 miles away from Birchwood, along the rus-tic glacial ridge of north central Wisconsin and offers a wonderful opportunity to unplug, have fun, learn and grow.

Rooms have been reserved rooms in Neale Lodge, each with two twin beds, a bunk bed and a trundle bed, which can accommodate up to 5 people/room if one person sleeps on the top bunk! Brochures will be available at the Welcome Center. If you missed last year’s retreat, you won’t want to miss this year’s!

WOMEN OF TRINITY MEETING MINUTES The March monthly meeting was held on Thursday, March 16.

The 2017 Women of Trinity Service Book is done, ready to be picked up at the desk in the narthex. The cover is a nice, bright yellow. Thanks to Marcia Kampf and Ginger LaMotte for creating and designing it.

“Thank you” notes were read from Benjamin House and Trinity Youth thanking us for our annual dona-tions.

April Altar Guild person is Carol Addington.

The kitchen is completely cleaned, and organized, and looks wonderful. Now we just have to keep it that way! Thanks to Ginger LaMotte for all her hard work.

Prayer Shawl Ministry is a success! So successful that we’re out of prayer shawls. Marcia will buy some more yarn and make kits, and volunteered to give an instruction class on Thursday, March 30, 10:45 am, for those who are willing to try knitting prayer shawls.

Women of Trinity will be serving the meal prior to the Wednesday Lenten Service on March 29. The menu: Cheesy broccoli soup, tomato bisque soup, crackers, fruit salad, cottage cheese, bars, cookies, cake, milk and cof-fee.

Confirmation is coming up May 7, with two confirmands.

We need to get a new tax exempt status card at Walmart as the one we have is woefully outdated.

The next meeting is Thursday, April 20, at 11 am.

T r i n i t y L u t h e r a n C h u r c h W o m e n

April 22 is Earth Day! What better way to celebrate than by helping those in our congregation and community who need some assistance with Picking up

sticks, raking leaves, washing windows — WHATEVER!!

We’ll gather at the church at 10:30 am and “go forth” to help others.

A sign-up sheet for volunteer workers will be at the Welcome Center. If you NEED help with some chores, please call the church office and let them know what you need. We’re here to HELP!

The Trinity Council wants to keep the congregation informed of important issues affecting them. Please remain after worship on Palm Sunday, April 9, to receive an update on:

Trinity’s Financial and Budget Status

Call Committee status

Update on former pastor, Jon Paquette

Questions? Call President Leo Diehl or Pastor Joan.

On April 13, Maundy Thursday several young people will celebrate their First Communion. They will also experience how the disciples felt when their teacher, Jesus, became like a servant and washed their feet.

Maundy is derived from the Latin word for "command," and refers to Jesus' commandment to the disciples to "Love one another as I have loved you."

Please join us for this worship service and cele-brate this landmark event in their Christian lives.

Foot washing tradition . . . FIRST COMMUNION ON APRIL 13

NEXT MEETING OF . . .

Birchwood Food Pantry. . . . . . . . . . .10:30 am, Apr 1, 3, 15, 17 Worship & Music Team. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4:30 pm, Apr 3 Outreach Committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 pm, Apr 10 Congregational Council. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm, Apr 11 Trinity Lutheran Church Women. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 am, Apr 20

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1 – Butch Lallaman

2 – Bill Lambrecht

3 – Joyce Lambrecht

4 – Ginny LaMotte

5 – Jim LaMotte

6 – Eric Landes

7 – Jeff Landes

8 – John Landes

9 – Pam Landes

10 – Cassandra Lane

11 – Jessica Lane

12 – Jonathan Lane

13 – Katherine Lane

14 – Kimberly Lane

15 – Tharin Lane

16 – Lauren Langenhahn

17 – Alyssa Langham

18 – Anna Langosh

19 – Angel Laone

20 – Bryant Larsen

21 – Lila Larsen

22 – Neda Larsen

23 – Cindy Larson

24 – Connie Larson

25 – Ron Larson

26 – Jill Lavigne

27 – Jim Lavigne

28 – Connie Leader

29 – Ed Leader

30 – Jenelle Lee

Sue Jostad 4/1

Jeremy Lobitz 4/2

Bill Lambrecht 4/3

Jeff Parenteau 4/3

Louis DeVries 4/3

Karisa Scribner 4/5

Donna Soper 4/5

Sharon Klabunde 4/6

Eric Landes 4/7

Douglas Matts 4/7

Taylor Schultz 4/8

David Dakins 4/9

Brittany Boumeester 4/10

Kaitlyn Roppe 4/10

Denise Deraitus 4/11

Todd Hogen 4/11

Stacie Deraitus 4/12

Sterling Sweeney 4/12

Corbin Nordback 4/13

Mark Soper 4/13

Adam Anderson 4/14

Bradey Gottwald 4/14

Marlys Poff 4/14

Amber Brantner 4/15

Brayden Anderson 4/17

Jody Anderson 4/17

Sharon Dhein 4/17

Mary Webster 4/17

Alice Bhend 4/18

Neva Slayton 4/18

Jim Gronberg 4/21

Dave Webster 4/23

Chris Iverson 4/26

Selene Johnson 4/27

Eric Moline 4/29

Pat Brenn 4/30

Nannette Kordus 4/30

Kris Gottwald 4/30

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5TH SUNDAY POTLUCK — APRIL 30

Welcome New Members at the 5th Sunday Pot-luck! Bring a brunch dish to share and enjoy great eats immediately after the 10 am worship service.

Coffee, juice and milk will be provided. Bring your family and friends.

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Altar Guild

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4 9a - Prayer Session

5 10:30a - Video Study 5p - L.I.G.H.T. Keepers 5:15p - Confirmation 5:45p - Lenten Meal 6:30p - Lenten Service 7:15p - Choir Reh

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9 PALM SUNDAY 9a - Choir Warm-up 9:30a – COFFEE TIME 10a – Worship w/Communion 11a - Congregational Briefing

10 9:30a - 2pm - Quilters

1p - Outreach Mtg 6:30p - Bible Study 6:30p - Women’s Study 7p - AA, Fellowship Hall

11 9a - Prayer Session 6:30p - Council Mtg

12 10:30a - Video Study 5p - L.I.G.H.T. Keepers 5:15p - Confirmation 7p - Choir Reh

13 Maundy Thurs 9:30a - Women’s

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14 Good Friday OFFICE CLOSED

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15 10:30a-1:30p –

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16 EASTER 7a - Easter Sonrise Service

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17 Journey Deadline 9:30a - 2pm - Quilters 10:30a-1:30p – Food

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Sunday Worship 8:30 am outdoor (Memorial – Labor Day) 10 am indoor (Year-round) Sunday School 10 am (Sept – May 21) Office Hours 8 – 11:30 am, 12:30 - 3:00pm (M-Th) Pastor’s Hours 8a - noon, M-Th Bulletin info deadline 9 am Wednesdays JOURNEY deadline Monday of 3rd week of the month

W O R S H I P T H I S M O N T H 4/2 10 am Worship w/Communion 4/5 6:30 pm Midweek Lenten Service 4/9 10 am Palm Sunday Worship w/Communion 4/13 7 pm Maundy Thurs Worship w/Communion 4/14 7 pm Good Friday Worship 4/16 7 & 10 am EASTER Worship w/Communion 4/23 10 am Worship w/Communion 4/30 10 am Worship w/Communion

In the military: Rigil, & Randy Christensen, Rochelle & Alex Fabrizio, Eric Bebee, Tim Groth, John Hughes, Brian LaGrange, Cody Davis and all those serving in the military.

K E E P I N Y O U R P R A Y E R S Amelia Dave Beaver Michelle Bender Alice Bhend Betty Blanch Hazel Bonkrud Katelyn Bratvold Bryar Vicki Busick Ray Buxton Tom Carrell George Crust Lyn Dunham Annette Gentile Laine Guttenberg Ron Hartzell Gorman Hayes Deb Healy Harry Heath

Andy Hedman McKel Heebink Becky Hunt Art Johnson Eileen Koeferl Dean Kruegel Jody Kruegel Bill & Eunice Kuntz Dick Kuula Roy Kuula Bill Lambrecht Bob Landis Bob Langham Ron Larson Ed Leader Lora Susan Molin Sue Miles Lee Namtvedt

Leonard Nysted Betty Orsund Chuck Peck Fred Peck Dorothy Perpick Jim Pravda Buddy Robotka Ro Sachman Sue Sachs Carter Sackman Deloris Elsi Salli Shalom Ministry Team Jeremy Spahn Ashley Spiller Dennis Spiller David Yndestad Elaine Yndestad

The JOURNEY APRIL 2017

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Joan Scheffler, Pastor

Cindy Westphal, Parish Administrator Melinda Pedersen, Youth & Family

Joanne Schilling, Choir Director Betty Blanch, Custodian

501 E. Chetac Ave ♦ PO Box 8 ♦ Birchwood, WI 54817 (715) 354-3790 ♦ (715) 354-3224 (parsonage)

♦ tlcbirchwood@gmail.com ♦ trinitylutheranbirchwood.com ♦ JOURNEY Editor ♦ Joanne Schil l ing ♦ j lschil l ing@hotmail.com ♦

NEXT MEETING OF . . . This section has moved to page 6 in order to fit in all our prayer concerns. So please pray for all those listed above!