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February 2017February 2017February 2017February 2017 Pastor Richard HallPastor Richard HallPastor Richard HallPastor Richard Hall Church 715Church 715Church 715Church 715----428428428428----2575257525752575 Parsonage 715Parsonage 715Parsonage 715Parsonage 715----428428428428----2704270427042704

email: email: email: email:

firstzion715@gmail.com

Office Hours for Pastor Rick: Mon. 8-12 & Tues. 8-11

Other Times by appointment

NW Synod of Wisconsin NW Synod of Wisconsin NW Synod of Wisconsin NW Synod of Wisconsin

http://www.nwswi.org

First Lutheran ChurchFirst Lutheran ChurchFirst Lutheran ChurchFirst Lutheran Church 670 Main Street PO Box 177

Prentice, WI 54556 Worship Service Times:Worship Service Times:Worship Service Times:Worship Service Times: Sunday 10:30 a.m.

Bible StudyBible StudyBible StudyBible Study

Monday 9:30-11:00 a.m.

http://firstlutheranprentice.weebly.com

Zion Lutheran ChurchZion Lutheran ChurchZion Lutheran ChurchZion Lutheran Church N5090 County Road D Brantwood, WI 54513 Worship Service Time:Worship Service Time:Worship Service Time:Worship Service Time: Sunday 8:30 a.m.

Bible StudyBible StudyBible StudyBible Study Will resume after EasterWill resume after EasterWill resume after EasterWill resume after Easter

http://zionbrantwood.weebly.com

Bread from the Heart

Bread from the Heart will provide a home cooked meal as well as a prayer of healing and hope to peo-ple to people in need in our com-munity. Please call one of the fol-lowing coordinators, they will make the necessary arrangements.

Amy Esterholm 715-428-2200

Shawnda Hora 715-428-2026

Rebekah Koch 715-922-0048

Dallas Severson 715-564-3328

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March Shepherding GroupMarch Shepherding GroupMarch Shepherding GroupMarch Shepherding Group----FirstFirstFirstFirst *James & Deb Strobl & family

Wayne & Judy Olson Marv & Cheryl Steliga

Brad & Marissa Raab & family

First Communion First Communion First Communion First Communion A First communion class will be held at First Lu-

theran, Prentice on Sunday April April April April at noon

for children whose parents want them to take

their first communion on Maundy Thursday,

April 13th. Class will run 12pm - 2:30pm and

they will learn about communion and baking

communion bread. Parents should contact the

office if they want their kids to attend.

Wine & the Word Wine & the Word Wine & the Word Wine & the Word Bible study will not

take place in March or

April due to the Lenten

activities and church

services , suppers on

Wednesday evenings.

The next Wine & the

Word will be held on

May 10th. Hope to see

you there!

I am using a different program for the

newsletter, that I hope will be more user

friendly . While working with the new

program several questions came to mind

and I would like your suggestions to

make the newsletter what YOU YOU YOU YOU want,

and need.

Please take a moment to respond by phone,

email, note in the mail, or in the offering plate.

1. What do you want to see in the newsletter is

there something you would like added?

2. Is there something you would discontinue?

3. What part is the most enjoyable ?

4. What is most helpful?

5. If you currently get a copy of the newsletter

mailed to you, do you want us to continue mail-

ing it to you?

6. Would you like to be added to the list of peo-

ple that get the newsletter through email?

Thanks you for your help!

Daylight Saving Time

will be starting on March 11th at 2:00 am. Remember to set your clocks ahead one hour on Saturday night be-fore going to bed!

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

This week I have been preparing a lesson for confirma�on class

called “What is Lent”. As you can probably guess we will spend our �me

together discussing some of the different aspects around the Lenten

season and why we celebrate it. As I have researched and recalled why we

have Lent it has brought back many memories and details that I have forgo(en. It came to me that maybe

the confirma�on class is not the only place this informa�on should be shared and so, I will share some of it

with you.

Lent is a church season in which we focus on simplicity in all parts of our lives including prayer and

everyday task. It is a �me to reflect on what Christ does for you on the cross and through resurrec�on.

Lent last for 40 days and begins on Ash Wednesday. Now, if you look at a calendar, you may count and not

be able to get 40. The trick is that we do not count Sundays because each Sunday is “mini Easter”, so it runs

from Ash Wednesday to the Sunday before Easter.

You may ask why 40 days? Well Christ was tempted for 40 days, Moses was on the mountain for 40

days, the Israelites wandered for 40 years so, 40 days is a popular number in the bible. So, we spend 40

days reflec�ng on His suffering and sacrifice.

Why ashes? In the Old Testament and in the Jewish religion we see that when someone is dealing

with their sins and are so distraught because of it they would put on sack cloth, which is extremely itchy and

pour ashes over their head. The ashes are a public sign of their repentance and recogni�on of their sins

against God. So, we use ashes as a recogni�on of our humanness and sinfulness, it is in a cross on our fore-

heads as a reminder of what Christ does for us on the Cross.

Many of you grew up in an era where you were encouraged to give up something for Lent, I did too.

This “fas�ng” is meant to remind us of the sacrifice Christ endures on your behalf. So, this year you may

choose to fast from chocolate, sugar, electronics, Facebook, ….. you choose what will have an impact on

you, that will be a sacrifice.

Or, instead of giving up something perhaps you will begin a new prayer rou�ne at bed�me or during

the day. Taking inten�onal �me to be in communica�on with God. This can be through prayer, silence, lis-

tening. Perhaps you will read through the Bible. Another idea is to perform a service for someone else, see

if you can find someone to help for the Season.

Finally, in our churches, we experience Lent through Wednesday night worships and soup suppers.

So, I invite you to join us on Ash Wednesday, March 1st

, and the Wednesdays to follow, to enter into Christ

Journey to the Cross as we look at some people who came to a crossroad and made a decision.

May your Lent be filled with reflec�on and growth.

Pastor Rick

The Parish Council met for the first time on Sunday evening February 26th at First Lutheran in Westboro. The first item addressed was the election of Officers.

Jeff Hallstrand was elected as the Parish Council Presi-

dent. Butch Dahlke was elected as Vise President.

Becky Heikkinen was elected as the Secretary.

The second item discussed was the Parish name. There

were some concerns that the name may lead some

people to believe that our Parish would be confused

with the United in Christ Church. Our discussion ended

with the council deciding to keep the name temporari-

ly, until we can get further input. Four other names

were suggested and the name most liked by the council

was “Northwoods STaR Lutheran Parish.” The name is

extremely important and must be final before the

council can move forward. If anyone has any sugges-

tions or concerns, PLEASE contact Pastor Rick, Warren

Carlson or Butch Dahlke. The council will address final-

izing the name at our next meeting.

Next topic addressed was the initial start up budget.

Those monies need to be in an account before July 1st

of this year. This way the first month’s monies will be

in place for the initial start up. All agreed this needs to

be done before July 1st.

Our next topic was of our tax (EIN) number. The

council agreed that we need to get one, but postponed

it until we get the name of the Parish firmed up. Get-

ting a bank account set up was also discussed but was

also deferred until the name is finalized.

We discussed having a treasurer. The council did not

anticipate the treasurer’s position would account for

more than 10 hours per month. The council decided to

ask those church treasurers already in place first, before

searching any further.

The final topic of a coordinated website for the Parish

was discussed. Several ideas’ were discussed and will be

addressed in the near future.

Our next meeting is scheduled for March 26th at First

Lutheran in Prentice at 6:00pm. Butch Dahlke

SAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATESAVE THE DATE

July 10July 10July 10July 10----14 are the dates that Luther Park Bible Camp 14 are the dates that Luther Park Bible Camp 14 are the dates that Luther Park Bible Camp 14 are the dates that Luther Park Bible Camp

will be leading our VBS in 2017. Plan on your kids will be leading our VBS in 2017. Plan on your kids will be leading our VBS in 2017. Plan on your kids will be leading our VBS in 2017. Plan on your kids

having a great week of fun and learning at First Lu-having a great week of fun and learning at First Lu-having a great week of fun and learning at First Lu-having a great week of fun and learning at First Lu-

theran! More information will be available in the theran! More information will be available in the theran! More information will be available in the theran! More information will be available in the

following months.following months.following months.following months.

Register at the church office, $20.00 per participant,

An Easter Vigil is being planned for April 15th at First

Lutheran in Pren�ce. The tenta�ve �me is 9:00 pm and

we are hoping the weather will cooperate so we can

have it outside…….Please save the date for this special

service.

Ash Wednesday Service Ash Wednesday Service Ash Wednesday Service Ash Wednesday Service ––––March 1March 1March 1March 1stststst

First Lutheran-Prentice 5:15 pm Zion Lutheran-Brantwood 6:30 pm

Wednesday Lenten ServicesWednesday Lenten ServicesWednesday Lenten ServicesWednesday Lenten Services

March 8March 8March 8March 8thththth March 15March 15March 15March 15thththth March 22March 22March 22March 22ndndndnd March 29March 29March 29March 29thththth April 5thApril 5thApril 5thApril 5th

First Lutheran-Prentice 5:15pm Soup Suppers 5:45 pm Zion Lutheran 6:30 pm

Palm Sunday Service –April 9th

Zion Lutheran – Brantwood 8:30 am

Palm Sunday Breakfast-Prentice 9:30 am First Lutheran – Prentice 10:30 am

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CROSSROADS

Confession Betrayal Judgement Compassion Declaration Obedience

Many of those involved in the story of the Passion of Christ came to a crossroads and had to decide

which way to go. Some chose well, some did not, and the stories of each of these experiences at various cross-

roads help us to know what to do and what not to do when we encounter similar crossroads in our own lives.

In the end, each service in the series reveals in some way how Christ and his cross lead us to decide the path of

God’s will for us.

At The Crossroads Lenten devo�onal books are available at the church…..

Those with health concerns:

Nicholas AdamsNicholas AdamsNicholas AdamsNicholas Adams, Michael Anderson,Michael Anderson,Michael Anderson,Michael Anderson,

Ana Angelo, Sandra Assenti, Pam Ana Angelo, Sandra Assenti, Pam Ana Angelo, Sandra Assenti, Pam Ana Angelo, Sandra Assenti, Pam

Baker, Steve Bates, Julie AndersonBaker, Steve Bates, Julie AndersonBaker, Steve Bates, Julie AndersonBaker, Steve Bates, Julie Anderson----Bauer, Tim Bauer, Bauer, Tim Bauer, Bauer, Tim Bauer, Bauer, Tim Bauer,

Helen Billstine, Jeffery Brandt, Helen Billstine, Jeffery Brandt, Helen Billstine, Jeffery Brandt, Helen Billstine, Jeffery Brandt,

Austin Birkholz, Beth Burke, Joyce Carlson, Warren Austin Birkholz, Beth Burke, Joyce Carlson, Warren Austin Birkholz, Beth Burke, Joyce Carlson, Warren Austin Birkholz, Beth Burke, Joyce Carlson, Warren

Carlson Sr., Nancy Conner, Butch Dahlke, Naomi Carlson Sr., Nancy Conner, Butch Dahlke, Naomi Carlson Sr., Nancy Conner, Butch Dahlke, Naomi Carlson Sr., Nancy Conner, Butch Dahlke, Naomi

Trapp Davis, Arlene DeBoth, Diago, Chasey Trapp Davis, Arlene DeBoth, Diago, Chasey Trapp Davis, Arlene DeBoth, Diago, Chasey Trapp Davis, Arlene DeBoth, Diago, Chasey

Edinger, Betty FauFau, Verner Falk, Mary Jane Fort-Edinger, Betty FauFau, Verner Falk, Mary Jane Fort-Edinger, Betty FauFau, Verner Falk, Mary Jane Fort-Edinger, Betty FauFau, Verner Falk, Mary Jane Fort-

ner, Alan Fusak, Julie Gedde, Jo Giese, Delbert & ner, Alan Fusak, Julie Gedde, Jo Giese, Delbert & ner, Alan Fusak, Julie Gedde, Jo Giese, Delbert & ner, Alan Fusak, Julie Gedde, Jo Giese, Delbert &

Debbie Gustafson, Judy Gustafson, Carl Debbie Gustafson, Judy Gustafson, Carl Debbie Gustafson, Judy Gustafson, Carl Debbie Gustafson, Judy Gustafson, Carl

Halverson, Gloria Harper, Rudy Haubert, Halverson, Gloria Harper, Rudy Haubert, Halverson, Gloria Harper, Rudy Haubert, Halverson, Gloria Harper, Rudy Haubert,

Diane Heikkinen, Pat Heikkinen, Ashley Diane Heikkinen, Pat Heikkinen, Ashley Diane Heikkinen, Pat Heikkinen, Ashley Diane Heikkinen, Pat Heikkinen, Ashley

Henrickson, Russ & Wendy Hinsa and family, Ruth Henrickson, Russ & Wendy Hinsa and family, Ruth Henrickson, Russ & Wendy Hinsa and family, Ruth Henrickson, Russ & Wendy Hinsa and family, Ruth

Jokinen, Remington Kochan, Butch(Kerry) Kring, Jokinen, Remington Kochan, Butch(Kerry) Kring, Jokinen, Remington Kochan, Butch(Kerry) Kring, Jokinen, Remington Kochan, Butch(Kerry) Kring,

Chris Lammi, Patti Litvinoff, Ruth Liu, Willard Liu, Chris Lammi, Patti Litvinoff, Ruth Liu, Willard Liu, Chris Lammi, Patti Litvinoff, Ruth Liu, Willard Liu, Chris Lammi, Patti Litvinoff, Ruth Liu, Willard Liu,

Anita Lyons, Elenor Maki, Violet Maki, Cathy Wood Anita Lyons, Elenor Maki, Violet Maki, Cathy Wood Anita Lyons, Elenor Maki, Violet Maki, Cathy Wood Anita Lyons, Elenor Maki, Violet Maki, Cathy Wood

Mayrer, Robby McCormick, Caroll Meier, Clarence Mayrer, Robby McCormick, Caroll Meier, Clarence Mayrer, Robby McCormick, Caroll Meier, Clarence Mayrer, Robby McCormick, Caroll Meier, Clarence

Meier, Toni Meier, Mike, Kurt Nesgood, Callon Meier, Toni Meier, Mike, Kurt Nesgood, Callon Meier, Toni Meier, Mike, Kurt Nesgood, Callon Meier, Toni Meier, Mike, Kurt Nesgood, Callon

Orysen, Joanne Ostling, Paul, Peg Pearson, Shelly Orysen, Joanne Ostling, Paul, Peg Pearson, Shelly Orysen, Joanne Ostling, Paul, Peg Pearson, Shelly Orysen, Joanne Ostling, Paul, Peg Pearson, Shelly

Pederson, Raincloud, Steve Reynolds, Teresa Rice, Pederson, Raincloud, Steve Reynolds, Teresa Rice, Pederson, Raincloud, Steve Reynolds, Teresa Rice, Pederson, Raincloud, Steve Reynolds, Teresa Rice,

Lorraine Sarkkinen, Sandra Statz, Sue Strombom, Lorraine Sarkkinen, Sandra Statz, Sue Strombom, Lorraine Sarkkinen, Sandra Statz, Sue Strombom, Lorraine Sarkkinen, Sandra Statz, Sue Strombom,

Joyce Swan, Ray Toucey, Josh Uhren, Pastor Gary Joyce Swan, Ray Toucey, Josh Uhren, Pastor Gary Joyce Swan, Ray Toucey, Josh Uhren, Pastor Gary Joyce Swan, Ray Toucey, Josh Uhren, Pastor Gary

Uttech, Sonja Waldes, DorothyUttech, Sonja Waldes, DorothyUttech, Sonja Waldes, DorothyUttech, Sonja Waldes, Dorothy Wanish, Mary Wanish, Mary Wanish, Mary Wanish, Mary

Wanie, Nancy Waterman, Kolson Wear, Sandy Wanie, Nancy Waterman, Kolson Wear, Sandy Wanie, Nancy Waterman, Kolson Wear, Sandy Wanie, Nancy Waterman, Kolson Wear, Sandy

Wiles, Carolyn Will, Colin Winn, Tom Wymore, Wiles, Carolyn Will, Colin Winn, Tom Wymore, Wiles, Carolyn Will, Colin Winn, Tom Wymore, Wiles, Carolyn Will, Colin Winn, Tom Wymore,

Rodger Zielke, Evan Zimbo.Rodger Zielke, Evan Zimbo.Rodger Zielke, Evan Zimbo.Rodger Zielke, Evan Zimbo.

Those living with cancer: Kim Bacon,Kim Bacon,Kim Bacon,Kim Bacon, Gary Berg, Gary Berg, Gary Berg, Gary Berg,

John Budris, Stephanie Collins, Ken Danielson, Cathy John Budris, Stephanie Collins, Ken Danielson, Cathy John Budris, Stephanie Collins, Ken Danielson, Cathy John Budris, Stephanie Collins, Ken Danielson, Cathy

Davis, Sue Edwards, Pam Fortner, Charlann Hart-Davis, Sue Edwards, Pam Fortner, Charlann Hart-Davis, Sue Edwards, Pam Fortner, Charlann Hart-Davis, Sue Edwards, Pam Fortner, Charlann Hart-

mann, Megan Heikkinen, Shay Huegli, Je’Ann John-mann, Megan Heikkinen, Shay Huegli, Je’Ann John-mann, Megan Heikkinen, Shay Huegli, Je’Ann John-mann, Megan Heikkinen, Shay Huegli, Je’Ann John-

son, Miriam Koskela, Pat Knudsen, Curtson, Miriam Koskela, Pat Knudsen, Curtson, Miriam Koskela, Pat Knudsen, Curtson, Miriam Koskela, Pat Knudsen, Curt

Mallo, Rose Marquardt, Martin Netland Jr., Mallo, Rose Marquardt, Martin Netland Jr., Mallo, Rose Marquardt, Martin Netland Jr., Mallo, Rose Marquardt, Martin Netland Jr.,

Peggy Older, Ardis Paulson, Deb Raatz, Rhonda Peggy Older, Ardis Paulson, Deb Raatz, Rhonda Peggy Older, Ardis Paulson, Deb Raatz, Rhonda Peggy Older, Ardis Paulson, Deb Raatz, Rhonda

Rhodes, Paul Schnieder, Carrie Shipley, Tom Strobl, Rhodes, Paul Schnieder, Carrie Shipley, Tom Strobl, Rhodes, Paul Schnieder, Carrie Shipley, Tom Strobl, Rhodes, Paul Schnieder, Carrie Shipley, Tom Strobl,

Alnice Vincent.Alnice Vincent.Alnice Vincent.Alnice Vincent.

Those who need prayers in difficult situations: Paula Paula Paula Paula

Grieve, Betty CarlsonGrieve, Betty CarlsonGrieve, Betty CarlsonGrieve, Betty Carlson

Prayers for:

• All people dealing with weather related tragedies • Emergency personnel risking their lives to help others

• Servicemen and Women in all places • Elected leaders in our Nation and the world

Custodian ChecklistCustodian ChecklistCustodian ChecklistCustodian Checklist

*Remember ………….the shepherding groups are*Remember ………….the shepherding groups are*Remember ………….the shepherding groups are*Remember ………….the shepherding groups are

responsible for all cleaning duties until further notice!responsible for all cleaning duties until further notice!responsible for all cleaning duties until further notice!responsible for all cleaning duties until further notice!

Vacuum sanctuary, front entrance, pastor’s office and

secretary’s office

Dust sanctuary, including piano and organ

Clean men’s and women’s bathrooms

Check toilet paper, paper towel, Kleenex, and hand soap supply in each bathroom.

Empty trash cans in the bathrooms and kitchen. (Trash can be placed in the dumpster on the north side of the church building)

Wipe down kitchen counters and appliances if needed

Sweep and mop (once per month minimum) basement floor when needed

Clean windows in entry doors when needed

There is a supply of cleaning items located under the kitchen sinks, and paper supplies are kept in the lower cupboards near the phone in the basement. If there are any supplies that need to be restocked, please leave a note on the bulletin board in the kitchen for the supply buyer.

When you are assigned to custodian duty you are also responsible for mowing the church lawn during the mow-mowing the church lawn during the mow-mowing the church lawn during the mow-mowing the church lawn during the mow-ing season. ing season. ing season. ing season. The church has a mower that you may use if you would so desire. The lawnmower is stored in the locked shed behind the church. There is a gas can there also, refill as needed and bring slip to office for reimburse-ment or let Bev H. know so she can get ir refilled. There is a shed key on the custodian ring,

If you are assigned to custodian duty in the winter months, it is also your responsibility to shovel the side-shovel the side-shovel the side-shovel the side-walks. walks. walks. walks. According to the Village of Prentice ordinance 8.06, it is required that the snow and/or ice must be re-moved from the sidewalks within 24 hours.

Financial Report as of Financial Report as of Financial Report as of Financial Report as of 2/28/20172/28/20172/28/20172/28/2017

2017 Projected Mission Plan: 85,000.00

Per Month Amount Needed: 7,100.00

Actual Expenses Year to Date: 19,020.46

Actual Offering Received Year to Date: 17,254.66

Shortfall for year -1,765.80

If you have any concerns do not hesitate to come to the office for more information, and remember you are al-ways welcome at the council meetings!!

4 Todd Pemper

7 Ryan Bergman

12 Brandon McCormick

19 Colton Boho

19 Doroth Moe

19 Ben Wiles

21 Helena Hall

22 Joe Kurten

23 Gerald Wiles

24 Kylie Vasicek

30 Wayne Hora

5 Harlan Gunderman 1 Michael Dunbar

1 Patricia Haubert

2 Serena Moore

2 Claryssa Moore

4 Warren Carlson Jr.

5 Brittany Strobl

13 Christy Hartmann

22 Javon Kestler

22 Dusty Petkovsek

24 Barbra Esterholm

26 Courtneyann Hall

2 Cody Hartmann

5 Todd Pemper

10 Dani Cleveland

10 Heather Cleveland

10 Julie Cleveland

14 John Granberg

15 Larry Englund

16 Diane Kalander

17 Wayne Hora

21 Melinda Gullickson

5 Harlan Gunderman

1 Ron & Annette Larson

13 Doug & Shawnda Hora

Please consider becoming a teacher for our Wednesday a@ernoon CYF program for

the 2017-2018 school year.

Teachers are urgently needed !! Without teachers we will not be able to offer this

program to area kids.

Talk to Pastor Rick if you would like more informa�on about the program or feel it is

the right �me for you to get more involved by teaching . No experience needed!!

Updates are always welcomed and

appreciated at the church office.

People move, or their kids grow

up and move out, and it’s easy to

forget how important it is to up-

date their address and vital infor-

mation with the church.

Some may have joined a new

church family also.

There are many people in our

Shepherd’s Staff System by their

maiden name, and still at their

parents address. In this program

people are set up in households

and then each person is listed sep-

arately. When a child moves out

then there should be a new house-

hold set up with new information.

Please call the office, put a note

in the collection plate or send an

email, I’m always happy to hear

Hey USC kids, because you also Aco-

lyte I am asking that you also come

and polish our candle s�cks, offering

plates etc., before Easter Sunday.

Please let me know when you would

have �me. It’s easy and even

fun….plus there might be a snack

involved if it’s a@er school……

Call 715-428-2575, Thanks!

Don’t forget to sign up to provide soup,

bread or dessert for our soup sup-

pers…….sheet is in the back of the

church or call the office.

And please come for the Lenten services

and the food and fellowship following.

March 8-15-22-29 & April 5

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Ash WednesdayAsh WednesdayAsh WednesdayAsh Wednesday

CYF 3:30-5:00 Ash Wed. ServicesAsh Wed. ServicesAsh Wed. ServicesAsh Wed. Services First 5:15 pm Zion 6:30 pm

2 3

World Day of

Prayer 1:00

Trinity Lutheran

Recharge

4

Recharge

5

8:30 am Zion Worship Service

10:30 am First Worship Service

6

9:30 am Bible

Study-First

6:30 pm First

Council Meeting

7

2:30 pm

Bible Study

Pine Village

8

CYF 3:30-5:00 Lenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten Services First 5:15 pm Soup Suppers 5:45 Zion 6:30 pm

9

7:15 am “Huddle” @PHS 9:00 am Quilters

10 11

Christ Jam

12

8:30 am Zion Worship Service

10:30 am First Worship Service

13

9:30 am Bible

Study-First

5:00 pm Zion

Council Meeting

14

2:30 pm

Bible Study

Pine Village

15

CYF 3:30-5:00 Lenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten Services First 5:15 pm Soup Suppers Zion 6:30 pm

16 17

Pizza Fundraiser

Delivery Day

18

Walking

Together

19

8:30 am Zion Worship Service

10:30 am First Worship Service

20

9:30 am Bible

Study-First

21

2:30 pm

Bible Study

Pine Village

22

Brantwood Comm. Ctr. Meal & Service 11:15 am CYF 3:30-5:00 Lenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten Services First-Prentice 5:15 pm Soup Suppers 5:45 Zion-Brantwood 6:30 pm

23

7:15 am “Huddle” @PHS 9:00 am Quilters

24 25

26

8:30 am Zion Worship Service

9:00 W/ELCA Meeting @ First

10:30 am First Worship Service

6:00 pm Parish Council at Prentice

27

9:30 am Bible

Study-First

28

6:30 am

Men’s Pray-

er Breakfast

at First

2:30 pm

Bible Study

Pine Village

29

CYF 3:30-5:00 Lenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten ServicesLenten Services First 5:15 pm Soup Suppers 5:45 Zion 6:30 pm

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2017

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