St. Peter’s Ev. Lutheran Church—Missouri SynodReedsburg, Wisconsin

www.stpetersreedsburg.org

Proclaiming JESUS Savior and Lord for LIFE

V VOLUME 248 J U L Y 2 0 1 8 NO. 7 Paul M. Crolius, Pastor Roger Tessendorf, Principal Cindy Nellessen, Administrative Assistant

FROM THE PASTOR

“You have led in your steadfast love the people whom you have redeemed; you have guided them

by your strength to your holy abode.” Exodus 15:13 (ESV)

Dear Friends in Christ, What does God want me to do? Where does He want me to go? Most of us have asked these questions at one time or another. We would desire the Lord to tell us personally or at least give us a road map that would tell us exactly where to go and what comes next in life.

As Israel left slavery in Egypt for freedom in an unknown land, they depended greatly upon the direction of the Lord. In the day, they followed a cloud. At night, fire filled the cloud so that they could see by it and be guided by it.

There is an important difference between the cloud and fiery pillar of God’s presence and a road map. Without a map or GPS, the Israelites couldn’t run ahead of where God led them or anticipate where they would be six weeks later. Instead, they could move only at God’s speed, in God’s direction, as He led them by the cloud and fire.

As we follow Christ, empowered by His Word, worship, His Holy Supper, devotion and prayer, we have no guarantees in where we will be ten years from now or what we will be doing then. We are not even assured what we will be doing next or even the next day. Our trust and hope is in Jesus Christ Himself, who is our Savior and guide. Through Christ, God has pledged that He will watch over us and will bring us where He has promised—no matter how strange or hard the

journey. After all, Jesus has already traveled through death into life again for us. In Him alone, we have forgiveness and abundant life now and forever. He promises to bring us safely through this life into God’s presence forever.

One of my favorite psalms in the Bible is Psalm 121. It was one of the psalms that God’s people very likely would sing or say as they traveled to worship the Lord or ascend the steps to worship the Lord in the Temple. As many of us will be traveling on vacations and seeing family this summer, may we continue to be faithful in looking to the Lord and seeking His mercy, blessing and guidance. He speaks to us, guides us, and directs us through His Word. He assures us of His love and presence. He empowers us by His Spirit so that we might ever rest in his care and be empowered to glorify Him and witness of His love and salvation to a world that is lost in sin. We too continually lift our hearts and lives as individuals and as a people of God to our great and gracious God. May this Psalm be one of our prayers in all we do and may He keep us all close to Him.

Psalm 121 I lift up my eyes to the hills. From where does my help come? 2 My help comes from the LORD, who made heaven and earth. 3 He will not let your foot be moved; he who keeps you will not slumber. 4 Behold, he who keeps Israel will neither slumber nor sleep. 5 The LORD is your keeper; the LORD is your shade on your right hand. 6 The sun shall not strike you by day, nor the moon by night. 7 The LORD will keep you from all evil; he will keep your life. 8 The LORD will

ST. PETER'S MESSENGER

keep your going out and your coming in from this time forth and forevermore. (ESV)

In Christ,

Pastor CroliusFUNERALS

Gwen Steinhorst died on Thursday, June 21, 2018, and was given Christian burial on Tuesday, June 26, 2018.

MARRIAGE

Eric Hineman and Kelsey Meyer were united in marriage on Saturday, June 30, 2018.

BAPTISM

Alyrah Ilyse, daughter of Gary and Kristine (Kleeber) Daniels, was born March 5, 2018, and baptized on Saturday, June 2, 2018.

Maxwell Ryan, son of Ryan and Miranda (Newlun) Reuter, was born March 30, 2018, and baptized on Sunday, June 3, 2018.

Wyatt Lucas, son of Lucas and Bryanna (Walz) Stando was born March 8, 2018, and baptized on Sunday, June 10, 2018.

MEMORIALS

Given in memory of Theodore GerikeEmily Gerike Endowment Fund $975.00

Given in memory of Dolores SchultzSt. Peter’s Church $100.00

Given in memory of Timothy RyczekRestoration Fund $150.00

RADIO BROADCAST

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LADIES AID

St. Peter’s Ladies Aid met at 1:30pm on June 6th. President Eldarene Bowlin opened the business meeting. Following Pastor Crolius’ opening devotion, the secretary minutes and treasurer’s report were accepted as read.

Old Business – Plans to sort through our grey dinnerware and offer most of the dinner plates, some bowls, and salad plates to the congregation for a free will offering will be delayed until fall. We no longer use those plates and they’re taking up cupboard space.

Sunshine Committee – Mary Schuette and Lois Radtke took little potted geraniums to each shut-in. We also thank Lois for sending “Thinking of You” cards to our members who have moved out of the area.

Char Hillman requested prayers for her daughter, Laura, and others who will participate in a second mission trip to Tanzania this summer.

President Bowlin announced there will not be a July meeting. The August meeting will be at Pizza Ranch at 11:30am on August 1st. The Executive Board will bring prizes for bingo.

The Board of Congregational Services is looking for a person or persons who would like to share their time and talents as the Sunday

School Superintendent.

Sunday School teachers and helpers are always needed and planning will begin soon to make sure we have teachers when Sunday School begins again in September. Moms, dads, and young adults are always welcome to share their time and talents in any way.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please contact the church office at 524-4512.

LWML

We opened our meeting reciting the LWML Pledge followed by the Secretary’s Report being read and approved and Treasurer’s Report being filed for audit.

Char read a “thank you” we received from Pastor Matthew Harrison for the $100 gift we sent to Cindy Wrucke, a missionary we support in the Eurasia Region. Also a thank-you note had been received from Brittany Stowers for the baptism quilts. Char handed out prayer requests for Laura Hillman’s mission trip to Tanzania telling us what their trip would do to help others.

Committees: Quilting – Blessed with many baptisms lately, more baby quilts were made. Quilters will meet June 13 and 27, and they will continue throughout the summer. Char thanked them for their efforts. Baptisms – 5 babies were baptized in the last month.

Old Business – Peanut Butter & Jelly Drive-Betty reported 23 jars of peanut butter and 25 jars of jelly were collected which is about half the amount of previous years. Marcia Christensen delivered them to the food pantry. Sheets were passed around again for members to sign up for program leaders and servers.

New Business – Mission Grant voting sheets were passed around and Char read what each grant entailed. We each voted on our top 5 choices which Char and Julie will vote for these top 5 choices at the LWML District Convention on June 23: 1. Lutheran books for missionaries around the world. 2. Scholarships for Low Income Campers at Camp LuWiSoMo. 3. Camp Courage: A Place of Hope and Healing. 4. Financial Assistance for Concordia Seminary, Ft. Wayne, Food and Clothing Co-op to purchase food. 5. SWD Church Worker Grant.

Char gave us information on the ingathering items requested for the Convention and mentioned that our Zone’s Breakfast Basket for the silent auction at the Convention was ready. All proceeds from the silent auction will go for mites.

Elections – Our President read “Four People in the Church-Somebody, Anybody, Everybody and

Nobody”. We need a new President as Char is stepping down after 4 years. Betty agreed to serve as our Treasurer. A motion was made to vote a unanimous ballot for Betty; motion carried.

Char shared information about the 2018 LWML SWD Fall Retreat in Oshkosh in September. We sang Happy Birthday to our four June birthday gals and we thanked Betty for being our server.For our mite devotion, Mary shared a short video called “More than Enough”.

Julie Thompson, Secretary

THANK YOU

Ruth Sorge Memorial Scholarship Committee

I would like to sincerely thank you for selecting me as a recipient of the 2018 Ruth Sorge Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship will help enable me to pursue my goal of becominga Registered Nurse in the future. It is a great honor to be chosen for this scholarship as well as being thought of in memory of Ruth Sorge.

Sincerely,Matthew Dietz

2018 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

NEW DATE!

AUGUST 6 - 10, 2018

9:00 – 11:30 a.m.

Students entering K – 5th Grade

Registration form can be found on the back page of the messenger

YOUTH NEWS!!

FREEDOM FEST FUNDRAISER – JULY 4

All youth are invited to help with this fundraising event which is held at Nishan Park. The two shifts that youth can sign up for are the 2:30pm-6pm shift and the 6pm-9:30pm shift. We will be serving pizza and slushies again this year. Please contact me and let me know which shift you would like to help at. Reminder to Sr Youth: The hours worked at this fundraiser will count towards your community service hours needed for high school.

BADGER STEAM AND GAS SHOWAUGUST 17-19

The LAMP Team and St. Peter's Youth will be working together again at the Steam and Gas Show this year. We will be selling food items such as brats, chicken sandwiches, sweet corn, slushies, soda, and water. I am looking for youth to sign up to help with this event. There will be a sign up sheet placed in the narthex of the church on July 29th for the youth and adult helpers to sign up or you can contact me and I will add your name to the list.

If there any questions about any of these events, please contact me anytime at 608-477-1159 or by email at jenniferanderson@saintpetersls.com

In Christ, Jennifer Anderson - Youth Director

“For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm

therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery” (Gal. 5:1).

We celebrate this month because of the freedoms and liberties our country has afforded us. We are right to do this. We should be thankful for these liberties: the freedom to gather together to worship and to live out what we believe in our daily lives.

But freedom and liberty in our age has devolved. It has become a freedom from duty instead of a

freedom for it. Indeed, freedom and liberty in our age has turned into licentiousness: a license to do what we want, when we want.

This license is a submission, again, to a yoke of slavery. For freedom as license to do what we desire when we desire it means we are slaves to our desires, slaves to our passions.

Christ died to set us free from our sinful desires. In Holy Baptism, our Old Adam is drowned and put to death along with all sin and evil desires so that a new man may arise and live before God in righteousness and purity.

In Christ, we are a new creation. We are set free from the passions of the flesh so that we are free to do our duty and bear fruits of the Spirit.

Our duty is what God calls us to do as members of a family, society, and the church.

God calls us to believe in His Word and gladly hear and learn it. He calls us to pray for all people. He calls us to live in faith toward Him and in fervent love for our neighbor. He calls us to put the gifts He gives to us in His service. God calls parents to provide for their children and raise them in the fear and admonition of the Lord. And God calls children to honor their parents and provide and care for them when they are no longer able to do so themselves.

God calls the government to punish those who do evil and to reward those who do good. He calls citizens to pay their taxes and honor the governing officials as God’s servants. He calls pastors to preach and teach the Gospel as well as repentance for the forgiveness of sins. And He calls hearers to support those who teach them with every good thing.

Christ died to set us free from the works of our selfish flesh, giving us the freedom and liberty to do our duty. Stand firm, then, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery.

ST. PETER’S LUTHERAN SCHOOL NEWS

LEGOS CLUB

St. Peter’s Lutheran School will have a LEGOS (Let Everyone Glorify Our Savior) Club starting next school year. This club will meet twice a month after school. The exact dates will be shared at the start of the school year. What is a LEGOS Club? It is an opportunity for students in Grades K-3 to be inspired by God’s Word, through a devotion shared by Mr. Tessendorf, and then create something with LEGOs based on that devotion. Sounds Fun - but it can only happen with your help! Currently the club has no LEGOs. Please consider donating any LEGOs you no longer play with or need. Or perhaps you may find a good deal on LEGOs at a garage sale and be moved to donate them to the St. Peter’s LEGOS Club. There is a donation box in the back of the church. Thank you for your consideration.

Athletic Director. After many years of faithful and outstanding service, Tim Thomas is stepping down as St. Peter’s Lutheran School’s Athletic Director. We thank Mr. Thomas for his service and pray for God’s continued blessings for him and his family. Athletic Director Part. 2: So who will be the Athletic Director for 2018-2019? Mrs. Chesky (Soon to be Mrs. Vossen) will serve as the Athletic Director next year. We welcome her and pray that this will be a blessing to her as well as the children she serves.Kindergarten Assistant: Mrs. Lynch, who has faithfully served as St. Peter’s Kindergarten assistant for the past few years, will not return to St. Peter’s in 2018-2019. We pray God’s blessing for her and her family as she makes this change. We are in the process of searching for the next Kindergarten Assistant. Survey Says: The information collected during the April survey has been reviewed by the teachers, Board of Christian Education and myself. A presentation highlighting the information will be

given at the October Voter’s meeting. Parents will have an opportunity to view the presentation in September at a Principal Chat. More details on that presentation will be coming soon. Note: the

LEGOS Club is an example of how the survey has helped improve the ministry of St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Thank you to everyone who participated. Be looking for the next survey in April of 2019.

Principal Chats: During the 2018-2019 school year I plan to host two Principal Chats. The first will be in September followed by another in February. In September I will be sharing highlights of the survey and goals for the school ministry. There will be an opportunity for you to ask me questions. The Principal Chat will be open to parents, guardians and church members. Dates for these Chats will be set in August.

In His Service,Mr. Roger Tessendorf, Principal

THANK YOU

Dear brothers and sisters at St. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchI wanted to than you again so much for your generous financial support and prayers as I studied to be a Lutheran school teacher in the Classical Education program at Concordia University Wisconsin. Your giving has been a wonderful blessing and a means of God to meet my needs. I am excited and grateful to report that I have graduated from Concordia with a B.A. in Classical Lutheran Education-the first in the new, synodical endorsed program. I have also received a call to teach 1st and 2nd grade at Mount Hope Lutheran School in Casper Wyoming! I am eager to begin this wonderful new station in life, helping lead young ones to Christ and teaching them about good, true, and beautiful things, as well as giving them the tools for learning. I pray God will guard and keep me and give me wisdom to faithfully serve Him in Casper. Thank you again for making possible my excellent education at Concordia! May our Lord bless you with His pure Word and always guard and keep each of you in our merciful Savior.

Sincerely in Christ,Anna Hahn

St. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchVoters’ Meeting – April 26, 2018

Meeting was opened by Congregation Chairman Bob Corey.Devotion and prayer led by Pastor Crolius.

There was a call for everyone to sign the attendance sheet. January Voter's minutes were presented for approval. Motion was made by Bob Corey to accept the minutes, 2nd by Nate Braun.

Pastors Report- Pastor Crolius discussed that May is Military Bible stick month. Each Bible Stick we purchase will be matched. Fourteen confirmands will be confirmed on May 6th. The Free At Last Ministry will be the focus of Mission Sunday, May 19 and 20. Motion was made by Pastor Crolius to accept member changes with an additional change for Thomas and Katie Pfaff to be included in adult Baptism and Confirmation. Seconded by Gil Biskupski, passed by voice vote.

Principals report was given by Mr. Tessendorf. A PowerPoint was shared that showed pictures of students throughout the school day, Lutheran Schools Week which included alot of fun activities, and we had a great turnout for Grandparents Day of which will likely become a new tradition for future Lutheran Schools Week. Mr. Tessendorf also gave an update about the security system that is now in place, and working throughout the school. Mr. Tessendorf also showed enrollment numbers for the upcoming school year. He also went over the great turnout for the Gala, which brought in almost $17,000 which will be used to do more updates in the gym. New mats will be placed along the wall, along with a rock climbing wall. Also, there is a survey that he would like all to take for the school that needs to be turned in by April 30th.

Financial Management Report was given by Chairman, Nate Braun. Motion made to change the salary for the youth director, which is coming from the Emily Gerike fund, to instead come from the annual budget to save money in the fund. There is $15,000 in Emily Gerike fund, and youth director is $16,000. Seconded by Phil Rogers. Motion passed by voice vote.

Motion made by Nate Braun to accept 2018/2019 budget. Some questions were raised about District/Synod income and expense. Nate Braun made motion to accept budget as is until corrections are made. Seconded by John Gerike. Passed by voice vote.

John Thompson gave an update on tuckpoint project. We have not heard back from Industrial Restoration, who has been contacted by registered mail. The crane companies are still trying to collect payment from St. Peters. Mr. Thompson also expressed his concern that not all issues with the church have been fixed.

Discussion was had about removal of the kneelers. There was question as to whether or not the kneelers were donated, why the kneelers are no longer used and should they be removed or should some be removed and used for parts to fix the ones that would stay.

Cemetery clean-up will take place on May 5th. Pots or flowers that you would like to keep, please remove them before this date.

Motion made by Gil Biskupski to adjourn, 2nd Mark Hoof. Adjourned with Lords Prayer.

St. Peter’s LAMP Mission Team will be leaving Thursday, July 19th, for Garden Hill, Manitoba, Canada and will be returning July 27th. Please keep them in your prayers as they travel to Canada to share the love of Jesus during a week of

Vacation Bible School. Thank you from the LAMP Team for your support and prayers.

Mark and Marti Meyer, Anna Meyer, Shane Anderson, Connie Meyer, Matthew Dietz,

Andrew Green, Clara Green, Terry Schultz, Ella Schultz, Lanaia Schultz, Myah Ferguson,

Aaron Finkel, and Lindsay Meyer.

ST. PETER’S ATHLETICS

St. Peter’s School is proud home of the Tigers and a member of the Tri-County Athletic League. This league is comprised of teams represented from Sacred Heart Reedsburg, St. John’s and St. Mary’s Portage, St Joe’s and St. John’s Baraboo and St. Patrick’s Mauston. God has blessed us richly with the opportunity to offer many athletic opportunities for our students which foster fellowship, personal growth and teamwork in a positive Christian environment. St. Peter’s offers our students the following sporting opportunities:

Girls Volleyball-grades 5th - 8th, season runs mid-August thru October.2018-2019 Coach: Emily Herritz

Girls and Boys Cross Country (Co-op with Sacred Heart)-grades 6th-8th, mid-August to mid-October2018-2019 Coaches: Kim Brekke, Melissa Brandt, Jennifer Schneider and Aaron Roden

Boys Basketball-grades 6th-8th, mid-October thru December2018-2019 Coaches: Matt & Kim Brekke,

Girls Basketball-grades 6th-8th, January to early March2018-2019 Coach: Erika Molitor

Track & Field (new 2017-18 season) (Co-op with Sacred Heart)-grades 6th-8th, April to mid-MayCoach: Aaron Roden

With the exception of cross country and track, eachsport has an A and B Team. ‘A’ team comprised of 7th and 8th grades and ‘B’ team of 5th and 6th grades. Dependent on number of participants 4th graders may be necessary to build a team.

We also are blessed to offer:Boys and Girls Archery Club-grades 4th-8th, January thru March2018-2019 Coach: Matt Dehn

We encourage your student to join one of our teams, regardless of experience or skill level.

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it” Proverbs 22:6

Would you like to help in supplying our students with school supplies? Below is a list of the most used items. Donations may be dropped off throughout the summer at the school office or in the entrance of the church. Thank you!12” Ruler with metric4oz. white glue-no gel glue8 Crayons (thin)Blue, Black & Red PensCompass - Protractor (Transparent)Colored & regular pencilsMarkers-regular & thin basicCrayons (24 or more)Double pocket folderEraser - Glue Sticks - HighlightersLarge box of tissues & disinfecting wipesColored Dry Erase MarkersPocket foldersSchool box with snap lidScissorsSpiral notebooks & loose leaf paper - wide rule Watercolor paints (8 colors)

Thank you to the many people who donate supplies to our school at this time of year. These gifts to our students are greatly appreciated by children, moms and dads!! With your wonderful generosity we are able to keep supplies on hand throughout the school year for ALL students whenever they have a need. Thank you!!!

GOD’S BLESSINGS TO YOU!BAUER, LISA 7/1BELL, JASON 7/1CRAKER, RUTH 7/1FINNEGAN, SARA 7/1MEYER, ELIZABETH 7/1STOLTE, ALEX 7/1STOWERS, BRITTNEY 7/1BENSEMAN, LOGAN 7/2D’AMBROSIO, JAMES 7/2GRAMS, LINDA 7/2KUEBLER, PATRICIA 7/2MARSTON, KENDALL 7/2MCCLURE, STACY 7/2MORTIMER, JENNY 7/2PFAFF, DONALD 7/2THOMAS, JOSHUA 7/2BENSON, ROBERT 7/3BOWLIN, ELDARENE 7/3HEUER, PATRICIA 7/3KALEPP, DAVID 7/3D’AMBROSIO-SCHULTZ, JULIE 7/4SCHAFER, NICOLE 7/4BAUMGART, CANDACE 7/5MOSS, LEIGH 7/6SCHULTZ, TENLEY 7/6ARCHAMBO, MATTHEW 7/7MEAD, MARK 7/7NAQUIN, CAMBRIE 7/7DIETZ, THERESA 7/8HELM, KELSEY 7/8REINECKE, DOUGLAS 7/8WOLLIN, SKYLER 7/8BERKHAHN, LAVANGE 7/9FAUERBACH, NICHOLAS 7/10RAHLU, KELSIE 7/10WILSON, CHRISTA 7/10BERLIN, ROBIN 7/11CRAKER, DELVIN 7/11SWANSON, KEVIN 7/11TROXEL, SETH 7/11KILLMAN Jr., GARY 7/12WEIDLING, ABIGAIL 7/12ZIMMERMAN, JASON 7/12BEHN, ADAM 7/13LYNCH, BETH 7/13MEYER, KAYLEIGH 7/13DIETZ, MELISSA 7/14RANDLES, MARK 7/14TAYLOR, BRANDON 7/14ABBOTT, JESSICA 7/15BUELOW, DAWN 7/15IHLENFELD, RUSSELL 7/15MAURER, ELIZABETH 7/15

TODD, BRAYDEN 7/15WILCOX, JEFFREY 7/15KRUEGER, CARL 7/16MILLER, EMILIE 7/16REUTER, KATHLEEN 7/16KLITZKE, AUSTIN 7/17BRANDT, AUBREY 7/18SCHRANK, RICHARD 7/18TODD, AMBER 7/18BUELOW, JEFFREY 7/19GRACE, MIRANDA 7/19PARCE, MALLORY 7/19ROBINSON, THEODORE 7/19ADELMAN, KYLE 7/20DIETZ, MATTHEW 7/20NOLDEN, PEGGY 7/21BUDNIK, GAVIN 7/22KENYON, DESTYNI 7/22ANDERSON, SHANE 7/23SCHNEIDER, KARTER 7/23SCHRANK, CODY 7/23KRAUS, CHARLOTTE 7/24SCHROEDER, EDWARD 7/24BUDNIK, RYAN 7/25CATTLE, JODY 7/25COLE, ERVIN 7/25KENYON, ABREANNA 7/25REINFELDT, JOSEPH 7/25SCHULTZ, CORY 7/25SCHULTZ, HENRY 7/25SCHUPPNER, QUINN 7/25FRIEDE SR, ROGER 7/26KLITZKE, CHLOE 7/26OAKLEY, MARILYN 7/26BRANDT, ASHLYN 7/27MORTIMER, MELYNDA 7/27MORTIMER, MELYSSA 7/27MEYER, CRAIG 7/28OTT, MATTHEW 7/28PETZKE, GERALD 7/28STANDO, REBECCA 7/28LABANSKY, PAULA 7/29MEYER, DUANE 7/29REUSCH, MALLORY 7/29SCHULTZ, GARY 7/29ESTES JR, DAVID 7/30JASPER, REBECCA 7/30SCHAFER, MINDY 7/30METCALF, TAMMY 7/31MICHEL, LESTER 7/31REUTER, RUSSELL 7/31TAYLOR, LINDA 7/31

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church346 N. Locust Street, Reedsburg, WI - 608-524-4066

2018 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL NEW DATE!

AUGUST 6 - 10, 2018 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.

Students entering K – 5th Grade

Name of Parent/Guardian ___________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________ Phone _____________________

Contact in case of an emergency __________________________________ Phone _____________________

I would like to help with: ____ provide themed snacks ____ lead a VBS station ____ assist with decorating ____ supervise VBS students ____ coordinate/teach PreK VBS in 2018

Please enroll the following students in Vacation Bible School:

Name: __________________________________ Age as of 6/1/17 _______ Grade next school year _______

Name: __________________________________ Age as of 6/1/17 _______ Grade next school year _______

Name: __________________________________ Age as of 6/1/17 _______ Grade next school year _______

Food Allergies? Medical concerns? Y N Please list: __________________________________________

People who may pick up my child: ____________________________________________________________

*************************************************************************************** We need YOU!!!!! We are looking for leaders, assistants and helpers in all areas to make this year great. (6th grade and up) This brief commitment makes a huge impact when you share your love of Jesus with the children of our congregation and community! Please contact the

office at 524-4066 ext. 1 or email erika.molitor10@gmail.com

Registration forms may be dropped off at the school office or in the basket in the church narthex. Thank you.