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July 2 Volume 20, Issue 11

Reflections Page 2

Coming Up in Worship Page 3-4

Church Connection Page 4

PYA / Mission Trip / Compassion Child Page 5

Information @ Church Page 6-7

New Members Page 8

VBS Page 9

Summer Organ Recital Schedule Page 10

In July Page 11

Cares and Joys Page 11

July Calendar Page 12

Contact Us Page 13

Social Media & Website Page 13

1225 Fourth Street Road . Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 54935 . Phone 920.922.0425 . Email fdloffice@fdlpresbyterian.org

1st July

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Reflections

God Wants Us to Be Happy – Why Is It We Don’t Cooperate?

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The lover of money will not be satisfied with money; nor the lover of wealth, with gain. This

also is vanity.

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When goods increase, those who eat them increase; and what gain has their owner but to see

them with his eyes?

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This is what I have seen to be good: it is fitting to eat and drink and find enjoyment in all the

toil with which one toils under the sun the few days of the life God gives us; for this is our

lot. 19

Likewise all to whom God gives wealth and possessions and whom he enables to enjoy

them, and to accept their lot and find enjoyment in their toil—this is the gift of God. 20

For they

will scarcely brood over the days of their lives, because God keeps them occupied with the joy of

their hearts.

Ecclesiastes 5:10-11, 18-20

As we line up our sacred cows, money takes a spot near the head of the line. We tend to think that more

money will bring us more happiness, at least that’s the basis for the sale of lottery tickets. The message

from Ecclesiastes is that more money is never satisfying, and that when we get more, we want more. Of

course our immediate thought is: “That may be true but I would really like a chance to test the idea –

God let me prove it to you that winning the lottery would not spoil me.” On the other hand, if more money

hasn’t created more happiness for 3,000 years, it’s probably not going to work now.

So, how do we get to where we can take enjoyment in all of our “toil” and our eat and drink? This is

where gratitude becomes central to our health and happiness. Pausing, before enjoying our food and

drink, is one of the most important disciplines we can practice in terms of improving our quality of life.

When we consume without thinking, we are not going to be satisfied. When we sit down in front of the

television with a bag of chips, the chips tend to mysteriously and mindlessly disappear. When we rush

through a meal, focusing on other things, without taking time to taste and enjoy the meal, we aren’t

really fed emotionally. Gratitude is the practice of being mindful of the blessings that we are enjoying,

even if the blessing is to be sitting, doing nothing. Because there are a lot worse things than sitting com-

fortably, even if we are bored.

Taking time to be grateful for our comfort and peace keeps us from a constant state of want and dissat-

isfaction.

Gratitude needs to take place as a part of our spiritual practices, meaning that it shapes our relation-

ships with God, with all of the world around us, and with the people near us. Gratitude is not just one

“thing we do.” It has to be woven into our lives with planning and focus. Pausing frequently during the

day, taking five minutes out of each hour to consider the blessings we have received can radically

change our attitude and perceptions of the world around us. Making sure to observe kindness, and to

recognize the positive things in the world, enables us to be empowered and strengthened to use our

gifts and abilities where they can make a difference. By becoming disciplined in gratitude, we move from

being victims of a “cold cruel world” to being a part of God’s transforming work in healing the world

around us.

In our culture, being disappointed and wanting more are among the sacred cows which quietly invade

our lives. We begin our conversations with complaints, focus on the negative, and constantly dwell on

the things we don’t have, while taking for granted the things that we do have. That is not a recipe for

happiness or for a healthy mind. So, take the time to find the joy that God is holding for all of us. Find the

healing power of gratitude.

Peace,

Pastor Jack

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Coming Up in Worship

7/2/2017 Sabbath - God Says You Deserve a Day Off Communion

Sermon: "Working and Living"

Theme: We become slaves to our work and anxieties about proving ourselves worthy.

As a result, we lose the precious gift of being God's capable people.

Purpose: The congregation will consider what they do that is important to relationships and focus

on those things.

Scriptures: Exodus 20:8-11 God commanded to rest on the Sabbath.

Luke 13:10-17 Jesus heals on the Sabbath.

Questions:

Why is it so many of us do not have a healthy balance between work and rest? What causes us to think

that neglecting our health and our family is pleasing to God? What lack of inner strength leads us to

obsessively worry about work and money? How do we learn to honor the Sabbath without becoming

legalistic about it? What can we change, in our lives, to be healthier in our relationships with our family

and with God?

7/9/2017 "Putting on A New Self"

God clothes us in a robe of being valued for ourselves.

Sermon: "Putting On an Identity of Love"

Theme: We are constantly pushed to show importance, power, influence, and success but real

happiness and security is found in clothing ourselves with compassion, humility, and

above all, love.

Purpose: The congregation will become sensitive to their need to be noticed and important so that

they may seek instead to find love and peace.

Scriptures: Matthew 6:28-30 Consider the lilies of the filed.

Colossians 3:12-17 Above all clothe yourselves with love.

Questions:

What shapes the way we think of ourselves? In what ways do we allow our “self” or identity to be given

to us by others? In what ways do we have a solid self that holds onto our value and purpose? What role

does love play in our values? In what ways do we allow superficial things to determine how we feel

about ourselves and the attitudes we hold towards others? What impact does the tendency to make

judgements about other people’s appearance make on ourselves and our own relationships?

7/16/2017 Security Blankets and Good Luck Charms

"Milk it for all it's worth."

Sermon: "Insecurity and Security Blankets"

Theme: Instead of creating "Sacred cows" we will find our security in the knowledge of God's

unending loving care for us.

Purpose: The congregation will recognize their insecurities and begin to seek to set them aside.

Scriptures Romans 8:31-39 All things work together for those who are in Christ, if God is for

us, who can be against us?

Matthew 14:22-36 Jesus walks on the water to the Disciples, who are struggling in

the boat. The people want to touch the fringe of his cloak.

Questions:

How do we respond to the anxieties and fears that are with us over long periods of time? What roles do

“good luck charms” and other attachments play in our lives? In what ways do we enable fears to domi-

nate our lives? In what ways do we lack trust in God’s love or willingness to care for us? What are the

ways in which we can remind ourselves that God’s love is with us? What can we do to break our de-

pendence on superstitions and other crutches for dealing with anxiousness and fear? What is a healthy

understanding of anxiousness and fear for Christians?

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7/23/2017 You Are Special, Just Like Everybody Else.

"Do brown cows produce chocolate milk?

Sermon: "One God, One People"

Theme: It is destructive to our mind and soul to allow roots of racial hatred to interfere with our

relationships with God and others.

Scriptures: Galatians 3:23-29 There is no longer Jew nor Greek - we are all baptized into

Christ.

Mark 7:24-30 Jesus and the Syrophoenician mother.

Questions:

In what ways do we participate in racism? Is there a difference between being racist and being inexperi-

enced in interacting with people of a different culture or ethnic group? How should we go about being

people of justice and peace for all people? How do we learn and grow in our knowledge of one another

without being insulting or arrogant? What does it mean for us, that we are all one people? What has to

happen so that we may be supportive of peace and justice for all people?

7/30/2017 Hero Worship - Living Vicariously.

"The Cow jumped over the moon."

Sermon: "Who Decides Who You Are?"

Theme: God created us each with unique gifts and talents, so that we may better appreciate our

own unique gifts rather than envy others.

Purpose: The congregation will recognize the problems with "hero worship" and finding meaning

in other affiliations than the gifts of God's love and presence.

Scriptures: Hebrews 12:1-3, 12-17 Run the race set before us. Pursue peace and holiness.

Matthew 16:13-28 Who do you say that I am? Those who will lose their life for the

sake of the cross will find it.

Questions:

Why do we become so fascinated by celebrities and sports figures? What causes us to become fo-

cused on what they think or believe? In what ways do we participate in “hero worship?” What are the

dangers of hero worship? What impact does focusing externally for our value and meaning have on our

faith? In what ways are our affiliations and relationships affected by what celebrities and sports figures

we value?

Coming Up in Worship - July

Church Connection

We are in the process of sending out invitations to create your own log-in to the new church network –

Breeze. If we have a current email address for you, you will be receiving an invitation over the next

couple of weeks. We would like you to look at your information and update it, where necessary. If you

would like any of your information to remain private, please let us know. The invitations are coming from

our Breeze server but will have the church’s email address – and they are completely safe.

It is not necessary to participate in Breeze to continue to access all of the information available in

the church. If you do wish to participate, we will be excited to share access to the church directory,

scheduling and other programs available through the system.

We hope those who choose to connect through Breeze will begin uploading photos of themselves

and their family! These photos will be part of our directories which will be available on a regular basis.

If you have questions or want to know more, please contact Don Vahlsing, Mary Robotka, or

Pastor Jack.

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PYA

PYA = Presbyterian Youth Association

Basic info: PYA is for students in the 5th-12

th grade

Purpose: To get to know Jesus Christ and have lots of fun!

Through July 8 Mission Trip to Denver, CO

July 17 - July 21

VBS - Egypt Joseph's Journey

The youth and adult participants, of the Mission Trip, are making a difference in the lives of others.

Keep them in your prayers as they work in Denver and that they have a safe journey home.

Our Mission Trip participants will share their experiences with the congregation on July 30, during our

9:00am worship service. Please join them in support and celebration of their “Growing with Christ” ad-

venture. We’re excited to hear their stories!

It is because of your kindness, generosity and support, that the youth of our congregation could participate in this mission. We are privileged to have had this opportunity to serve others.

Have you written a letter to Ivan???

Do you know how fun it is to get mail? Our new friend Ivan, who lives in El Beaterio,

Ecuador, is waiting to hear from you! Ivan is our Compassion child that our church

school children and youth are sponsoring.

Please draw a picture or write a note to send to Ivan. Tell him what you like to do in

the summer. We will send Ivan all of the pictures and notes we gather. Think about

how excited he will be!

Please return your letter to the church office and we will send it to Ivan.

Pedro Arellano

Jonny Diels

Becky Frize

Matej Koncos

Allison McElroy

Barb Mitchell

Garrett Mitchell

T.J. VanderGriten

Cadie Wilke

Cameron Wilke

Alex Zander

Jennifer Zander

Summer Mission Trip Participants

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Information @ Church

July 6 - Blood Drive

A blood drive will be held at First

Presbyterian Church from 2:00pm

to 6:00pm on Thursday, July 6. A

donation of blood is a wonderful

way to show the love of Christ to

others. A single donation can save

up to three lives!

As an additional incentive, during

this drive only, donors will receive

a ticket for free admission to the

Wisconsin State Fair.

You can schedule an appointment

online at www.bcw.edu or reserve

your time on the schedule in the

Narthex. Of course, walk-ins are al-

ways welcome.

Good food and snacks are provided

after your donation.

Where Grace Christian Church

1596 4th Street

Fond du Lac, WI

920.923.5292

When Thursday, July 13

Open Doors open at 4:30pm

Distribution 5:30pm

Donation $20.00 (Cash Only) Preregistration:

rubyspantry.org

You can preregister on the website using a credit card, debit card or PayPal. (A $1.00 processing fee ap-plies.) All online transactions are processed through PayPal. All guests are required to bring 6 grocery-size reusable bags or 6 paper bags with handles (doubled) to hold food.

If you have any questions contact

Grace Christian Church at:

920.923.5292 (ask for Rachel or Brittany) or

www.gracechristianchurch.org

Thank You - from Outreach Team

Habitat for Humanity Lunch

The Outreach team served lunch to

20 workers at the new Habitat for

Humanity build site at 501 Farwell

Ave., on Thursday May 25. This is

part of our annual commitment to

support the work of the Fond du Lac

area Habitat for Humanity.

Laura Minnick, and her daughters

Kayla and Morgan, will be the new

homeowners.

Outreach Team members Steve and

Shin Ae Zeigler, Dick Sleder, Mary

Ellen McMeen and Mike Petersen

provided pizza, salad, fruit, a rice

dish, cookies. Kay Mullins brought a

veggie tray.

Thanks to all that helped to feed the

hungry crowd and support the cause!

Thank You - from Outreach Team

Spring Food Drive

Once again the congregation has

responded to the Outreach Team

sponsored food drive to support the

hungry families and individuals of

Fond du Lac.

Food collected was delivered to Sal-

vation Army and Fond du Lac Food

Pantry. Your contributions make a

world of difference for hungry fami-

lies throughout the Fond du Lac

area.

The congregation gave cereal, rice,

pasta, canned soup, meat, vegeta-

bles, peanut butter and other nutri-

tious non-perishable food. Salvation

Army also received soap, shampoo,

tooth paste, tooth brushes and other

hygiene items not allowed with food

stamps.

Thank you for your participation. It is

greatly appreciated.

Outreach Team

If you can’t trust God to provide what you need, then aren’t you really just a slave to your own worries?

--Buttercup

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Information @ Church

October 6-7 - Jesus Seminar

Jesus Seminar on the Road

Pilgrim United Church of Christ

535 Stow Street

Fond du Lac, WI

Changing Perceptions:

Earth, Self and God

Presenters:

Members of the Jesus Seminar

Clayton Crockett, Ph.D.

Susan (Elli) Elliott, Ph.D.

Jesus’ vision of a divine domain sub-

verted and transformed everyday life

in the first century. It incorporated

insights from the great sages of his

time, but the church imprisoned the

iconoclast in an iconic creed. Centu-

ries later, creedal Christianity died in

the arms of Copernicus, Newton,

Darwin, and Einstein. A new scien-

tific story about life now demands a

new religion. What are the elements

of that religion?

The titles for each session are:

Friday Evening -

Changing Perceptions of Earth

Saturday Morning -

Ancient and Modern Self and A Post-

modern Self

Saturday Afternoon -

The God Question. The leaders will

welcome questions.

All events will be held at Pilgrim

United Church of Christ. The semi-

nar is being cosponsored with Open

Circle Fellowship Unitarian Univer-

salist, Fond du Lac.

Complete details of the seminar and

registration information can be found

online at westarinstitute.org/events.

(Some scholarships are available. Please

contact Peg Bradley, 920-922-0731 for

information.)

Sacred Cows -

The Wrangling Continues

Be aware of the sacred cows grazing

in our area! They may not seem to

move fast but they sure seem to get

in the way!

Join us as we learn to live in the

freedom of enjoying the blessings

that God has given us.

Pastor Jack’s Office Hours

Monday 9:00am - 5:00pm Tuesday Off Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm Friday Off Saturday 9:00 - 12:00pm

Please make a note of Pastor Jack’s

availability. During his regular office

hours, Pastor Jack may not be

accessible due to meetings, pastoral

visits or otherwise serving the

church. If you need to speak with

the pastor, please schedule an

appointment.

In an emergency (i.e. critical hospi-

talization, death, etc.), he can be

reached on his mobile number

920.251.3621.

Thank You -

To Playground Volunteers

GOOD NEWS! If you haven’t al-

ready noticed, the playground reno-

vation project is complete and ready

for action!

Drain tile has been installed, along

with crushed rock, landscaping fabric

and the required type and amount of

mulch. This project was designed to

eliminate the frequent flooding that

occurred in the past.

A huge thank you goes out to Bob

Binning for his expertise in design

and many hours of labor. In addition,

many thanks are due to our tractor

and skid loader crew: Orv Kam-

phuis, Dave Wilke and Jim Wolfe.

Also, thank you to our shovel, wheel-

barrow and rake crew: Tyler

Albrecht, Dave Erickson, Larry John-

son, Goron Koncos, Mike Petersen,

Lew Smith, Don Vahlsing, Dave We-

ber and Steve Zeigler.

An equally big thank you goes to the

benefactors who donated money to

make this project possible - without

any cost to the church budget!

Now it’s time to enjoy our new

playground!

In progress

Completion

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Confirmands - Joining First Presbyterian Church - April 30, 2017

Joining First Presbyterian Church - June 25, 2017

Justin Summeril Reaffirmation of faith

Brielle Pont Reaffirmation of faith

Joyce Mosby Reaffirmation of faith

Elsie Dahl Reaffirmation of faith

Todd Hayes Reaffirmation of faith

Amber Erickson Summeril Reactivation of membership

Christopher Pont Reactivation of membership

Alecia Paulson Sarauer Reactivation of membership

Darren Beachy Reactivation of membership

Dede Beachy Reactivation of membership

Darci Beachy Reactivation of membership

Steven A. Bennett Transfer of Membership from Grace Presbyterian, Beaver Dam

Beth A. Bennett Transfer of Membership from Grace Presbyterian, Beaver Dam

Mary Bennett Transfer of Membership from Grace Presbyterian, Beaver Dam

Bonnie Wilberscheid Transfer of Membership from Kettle Moraine United Presbyterian Church, Hartland

Paul Wilberscheid Transfer of Membership from Kettle Moraine United Presbyterian Church, Hartland

We are so thankful that you are now a part of First Presbyterian Church. Our prayer is

that we can provide a place where you can have a life-changing experience with God

and become a life-long follower of Jesus.

We welcome you, no matter where you are on your spiritual journey. We hope that you

can develop authentic and enduring relationships with others through Sunday worship,

small groups, music and the many other activities that our church offers. We strive to be

a place of family, community and hope.

Thank you for being a part of our congregation.

Emily Albrecht

Matthew Cook

Allison McElroy

Garrett Mitchell

Kaley Triatik

Elise Warntjes

Emily Warntjes

Cameron Wilke

New Members – 2017

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V B S

We can’t wait to see you!

Come be part of the excitement!

Contact the church office

(920.922.0425) if you have any questions.

Step back in time - and savor amazing stories from the Bible.

Just imagine…

• Exploring authentic traditions,

• Building strong relationships with other Family members,

• Trying new crafts and games,

• Smelling and tasting new foods, and

• Learning from Joseph that God never leaves us alone through

life’s trials and triumphs.

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Summer Noon Organ Recital Series

2017 Join us on Thursdays from 12:15 - 12:45pm

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First Presbyterian Focus

Please send submissions for the

Newsletter to:

fdloffice@fdlpresbyterian.org.

Deadlines:

July 5 for July 16

July 26 for August 6

August 9 for August 20

August 23 for September 3

Ushers - Summer Schedule

July 2 9:00 Nancy Hilbert

Orv Kamphuis

Carol Smith

Lew Smith

Byron Sabel

July 9

Cares and Joys

Buzzy (Marion) Seibel, June Benson,

Liam Anderson, Randy Bacon, Silas

Willey, Chastity Geisthardt, Jesse

Fisher, Pat Owens, Terry Farr, Betty

Stephens (Nancy Pitzen’s mother),

Pam Coburn, Sheryl Brown’s niece,

JoAnne Karuhn (Bonnie Hughes’

sister), Rhonda Brewer (Kay Mullins’

daughter), Sharleen Birschbach

(recovering from back surgery)

Murray Yeomans (Linda Dorn’s

brother), Sterrit Collins (Brian Con-

ran’s college roommate) passing of

his wife, family and friends of Ben

Berg (former Praise Band member),

the family of Carol Merrill (on the

passing of her sister Charlotte

Morgen), Tim St. John (recovering

from surgery) and prayers for the

people in a position of leadership,

throughout the world.

Rejoice: The gift of growing together

in the body of Christ.

Prayer Partners

The prayer chain is ready to offer

intercessory prayer to God for your

concerns. Prayer request cards are

in the pew racks and in the Prayer

Box on the small table in the

Narthex. Put your request in the

offering plate or the Prayer Box and

we will partner with you in prayer.

Deacon of the Month

Sandy Vahlsing

Elder of the Month

Carol Wetzel

Coffee Hour Hosts

Office Staff

Church Office Hours

Monday - Wednesday

9:00am - 5:00pm

Thursday

9:00am - 12:00pm

Friday

Closed

Saturday

9:00 - 12:00pm

Winter Worship

(September - May)

8:00am & 10:30am

Summer Worship

(May - September)

9:00am

Nursery Care - Summer Schedule

July 2

9:00 Melissa Hierl

July 9

9:00 Jane Devine

July 16

9:00 Christine Langille

July 23 9:00 Jane Devine

July 30 9:00 Emily Hayes

August 6

9:00 Jane Devine

August 13

9:00 Jackie Wills

August 20

9:00 Jane Devine

August 27

9:00 Katy Johnston &

Helen Conran

September 3 Labor Day

9:00 Jane Devine

September 10 - 2 Services

In July

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July 2017

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Mission Trip Leaves

9a-10a Tech Rehearsal

2 9a-10a Enrichment Class 9a-10a Worship 10:15a-11:15a Coffee Hour 10:15a-11:15a Talk Back 2p-3p Woodlands Communion

3 10a-11:30a Staff Meeting

4 Happy Fourth of July

Office Closed

6p-7p AA Meeting (Gathering Room)

5 8a-9a Breakfast - Pump & Pantry 12p-1p Noon Prayer 6:30p-9p Table Tennis

6 2p-6p Blood Drive

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8 9a-10a Tech Rehearsal

9 Mission Trip Re-turns 9a-10a Enrichment Class 9a-10a Worship 10:15a-11:15a Coffee Hour 10:15a-11:15a Talk Back

10 9a-10a Church Life 10a-11:30a Staff Meeting

11 6p-7p AA Meeting (Gathering Room)

12 8a-9a Breakfast - Pump & Pantry 12p-1p Noon Prayer 6:30p-7:30p Generosity Team 6:30p-7:30p Management Meet-ing 6:30p-9p Table Tennis

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15 9a-10a Tech Rehearsal 10:45a-11:45a PYA at the Woodlands

16 9a-10a Enrichment Class 9a-10a Worship 10:15a-11:15a Coffee Hour 10:15a-11:15a Talk Back

17 9a-12p Vacation Bible School 12:30p-2p Staff Meeting 6:30p-7:30p Ses-sion Meeting

18 9a-12p Vacation Bible School 6p-7p AA Meeting (Gathering Room)

19 8a-9a Breakfast - Pump & Pantry 9a-12p Vacation Bible School 12p-1p Noon Prayer 6:30p-9p Table Tennis 6:30p-7:30p Wor-ship Team (Parlor)

20 9a-12p Vacation Bible School

21 9a-12p Vacation Bible School

22 9a-10a Tech Rehearsal

23 9a-10a Enrichment Class 9a-10a Worship 10:15a-11:15a Coffee Hour 10:15a-11:15a Session Forum 10:15a-11:15a Talk Back

24 10a-11:30a Staff Meeting

25 6p-7p AA Meeting (Gathering Room)

26 8a-9a Breakfast - Pump & Pantry 12p-1p Noon Prayer 6:30p-9p Table Tennis

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28

29 9a-10a Tech Rehearsal

30 9a-10a Enrichment Class 9a-10a Worship 10:15a-11:15a Coffee Hour 10:15a-11:15a Talk Back

31 10a-11:30a Staff Meeting

Notes:

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Church Staff

Rev. Jack Harrison

Pastor

revjharrison@fdlpresbyterian.org

Jennifer Zander

Director of Christian Education

jzander@fdlpresbyterian.org

Kris Bartelt

Worship Coordinator

kbartelt@fdlpresbyterian.org

Mary Robotka

Financial Assistant

mrobotka@fdlpresbyterian.org

Deb Zorn

Communications Coordinator

dzorn@fdlpresbyterian.org

Daliborka Koncos

Church Office

fdloffice@fdlpresbyterian.org

Volunteer Staff

Bell Choir Director

Joanne Marchionda

Angel Choir Director

Cheryl Clarenbach

Angel Choir Assistant

Alyssa Sabel

Financial Assistant

Sheryl Brown

Custodian Assistant

Dave Weber

Deacons

Sheryl Brown

skayb12654@gmail.com

Kay Burbach

kburbach2@gmail.com

J. Brian Conran

odosou@mac.com

Larry Johnson

sjlj330@gmail.com

Sandy Johnson

sjlj330@gmail.com

Joanne Klein

N/A

Christine Langille

carsoph02@yahoo.com

Lee Munson

pamunson@att.net

Phyllis Munson

pamunson@att.net

Orv Kamphuis

Session Liaison

okamphuis@charter.net

Jolene Schry

rjschry@charter.net

Sally Sleder

sleder151@hotmail.com

Sandy Vahlsing

skvahlsing@icloud.com

Elders on Session

Lew Smith

Clerk of Session

lewissmith2568@yahoo.com

Terry Albrecht

talbrecht1dog@gmail.com

Pedro Arellano

pedrothethird@gmail.com

Dave Erickson

djericks975@att.net

Nancy Hilbert

nancyjerryh@att.net

Orv Kamphuis

okamphuis@charter.net

Barb Mitchell

barbmitchell313@gmail.com

Scott Polacek

spolacek@uwalumni.com

Roger Rigterink

rrigterink@sbcglobal.net

Phil Shepherd

omnishep@gmail.com

Krista Tahlman

kebbens@jfahern.com

Carol Wetzel

wetcarol@charter.net

Cathy Wolfe

jcwolfe@charter.net

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