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PRINCE OF PEACE

LUTHERAN CHURCH

APPLETON, WI

February 2018 • VOLUME 12

PPrin srin s of Pof Peaceacee Transfiguration of Our Lord...we have seen Jesus show himself

to be Christ, the one anointed by God to be our Savior. This

Sunday, the Transfiguration, concludes the time after Epiph-

any, as Jesus appears on a mountain in divine glory. Keep in

mind that in three days, on Ash Wednesday, we begin the

climb to the mountain of Jesus’ crucifixion. The church holds

side by side the glory of God and the cross of Jesus.

Lent 1...Each year on the first Sunday in Lent we hear about

Jesus being tested in the wilderness. In this way Jesus joined

with us, who are also, one way or another, tested in some wil-

derness. We say Sundays “in” Lent, since when counting the

forty days of Lent, we omit the six Sundays, because Sunday is

always a celebration of Christ’s resurrection. So this Sunday

we are both in Lent and beyond Lent.

Lent 2... Jesus predicts his death and calls all of his disciples,

including us, to follow him. The other readings liken us to Abra-

ham and Sarah, who are called to have faith in the promises of

God given us in baptism. We meet to renew our communal

covenant of grace.

Epiphany 5...Jesus shows his power by healing Peter’s

mother-in-law, but he also chooses to have his power hidden

from others. This year listening to Mark’s gospel, we often will

hear about Jesus as hidden in his weakness and crucifixion,

but made known as the risen Christ to believers both then and

now. The first reading is one of several in the Old Testament

that likens the faithful to soaring eagles.

“We Are A Family of Christians - Growing In Faith & Reaching Out In Love”

Inside This Issue

Sundays & Seasons..……………….........…Front Cover

From the Files ……………….......……………............

Pastors’ Page .......................................................Page 3

Announcements……………………...…..……….……..Page 4

Mission Possible …………….……………………..…..Page 5

Worship Support..................................................Page 6

Calendar……..........................................................Page 7

Youth, Family & Outreach……...…………………...Pgs 8-9

Witness/Helping Hands …………...………..........Page 10

Community Bulletin Board………………..……….Page 11

Veterans’ Quilts of Valor.....…………………… Back Cover

FEBRUARY 2018 • PRINTS OF PEACE 2

FEBRUARY 2018 | FROM THE FILES

Attendance By Service/Total Jan 3 (OASIS) 74

Jan. 7 306

First Service 93

Second Service 151

Third Service 62

Jan 10 (OASIS) 92

Jan 14 344

First Service 95

Second Service 164

Third Service 85

Jan 17 104

Jan 21 305

First Service 95

Second Service 135

(No third service) 75

Jan 24 124

Funerals:

January 10 - Barbara Jean Champeau

(6-22-1933 - 1-6-2018)

Baptisms:

January 14 - Ellie Marie Bougie ; Parents: Cory Willard

Bougie (NM) & Mindy (Nelson) Bougie (NM)

NM = Non-member (pending membership)

KEY DATES FOR 2018 CALENDARS:

Epiphany Season Jan. 6 - Feb. 11

Annual Meeting January 28

Transfiguration Sunday February 11

Ash Wednesday February 14

New Member Classes Feb. 18 - Mar. 18

- Spring Primary (Co.& St) February 20

Lenten Suppers (We) Feb. 21 - Mar. 21

- Daylight Savings Begins March 11

Seder Meal March 11

1st Communion March 18 (& 25)

Palm Sunday March 25

Maundy Thursday March 29

Good Friday March 30

Easter Sunday April 1

- Spring Election (Co.& St) April 3

Confirmation Sunday April 22

Ascension of Our Lord May 10

Pentecost Sunday May 20

Last Day of Faith Formation May 20

Holy Trinity Sunday May 27

- Summer Sundays: 8:00 & 9:45 May 27-Sept. 2

Rally Sunday September 9

Reformation Sunday October 28

All Saints Sunday November 4

Thanksgiving Day (Th) November 22

Christ the King Sunday November 25

Advent Season Dec. 2 - 23

Christmas Eve (Mo) December 24

Christmas Day (Tu) December 25

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PASTOR’S PAGE

MARKS OF DISCIPLESHIP

In baptism, we are marked with the cross of Christ forever. This mark

of the cross of Christ is a promise of our salvation and eternal life.

It tells us to whom we belong and to whom we are called to fol-

low. Our lives as followers of Christ are also to be marked, marked

by spiritual disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are the way we grow in

our discipleship. A disciple is someone who learns from a teacher.

As Christians, we are disciples of Jesus Christ, learning what it

means to follow him, learning what it means to be like him.

Our Wednesday night Lenten service theme this year will be The

Marks of Discipleship. We will be learning how to grow in our disci-

pleship through the spiritual disciplines of prayer, worship, Bible

reading, serving, nurturing and giving. Following the worship ser-

vice, pastors will lead a reflection and discussion time on the spiri-

tual disciple discussed that evening. In our journey as disciples of

Jesus Christ there are up and downs, however there is also a

grounding, a strength that sustains us in Christ through our prac-

tices of faith.

As Phillip invited Nathanael to “Come and See” Jesus, we too are invited to come and see how Jesus is calling us to

grow deeper in practicing the marks of disciples so that our skepticism turns to joy, our apathy to spiritual energy

and our spiritual hunger can be filled so that we can reach out to the lost and hurting.

Blessings,

LEARN THE SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE OF CENTERING PRAYER.

During Lent Pastor Jennifer and Erik Larson will be leading a

study and practice of centering prayer.

What is centering prayer? It is a type of Christian mediation

that emphasis interior silence as a way to receive healing

and communion with Christ.

When: We will meet on Saturdays during Lent (February 17th

throughMarch 24th) from 9:30am to 10:30am.

Where: We’ll start meeting in the PoP Congregation Life

Room or Library depending on group size and interest.

Please watch for a sign up sheet and study materials.

Have you tried the “Instant Church Directory”? Besides the printed Member Directory published in limited quantities

bi-annually, we also offer a convenient digital version accessible on your mobile/electronic device(s) and online.

See below for how to access them. (Note, you must have a current email listed in the directory to obtain the pass-

word to connect to either of these options.) Members may also submit your own photos to be included at any time!

If you wish to add your email and/or change any contact information at any time, please contact the church office.)


New! Hospitality Team

This team’s intent is to provide a spiritual center of food

and fellowship where all are welcome. Whether on Sun-

day morning or at other gatherings, members of this

team generally work to make everyone feel comfortable

and “at home”. Some tasks would include setting up,

serving food or cleaning up for the gatherings. If you are

interested in contributing to the life of the church in this

way, or have questions about the Hospitality team,

please contact Kris Gurholt or Cindy Romnek.

COME JOIN US FOR

FAMILY GAME DAY

SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH

1- 4:00 P.M.

What a great way to spend time with PoP family and

friends by playing board games. What should I

bring? Just bring yourself. Friends and neighbors are

invited too! Feel free to bring some of your favorite

games. We will be meeting in the narthex area at

church. For more information, please contact Ashley

Bubolz at 734-7958 or Cindy Romnek @ 739-5255.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

MISSION POSSIBLE Our POP Mission Jamaica 2018 team of 15 (see photo below left) would like to thank you, Prince of Peace, for your

generosity during our ‘Alternative Gifting’ program. Your contributions totaled over $2000, which went to finance the

bathroom we added to the Ja’Bode home we helped build, a large supply container for the 100 children of Westhaven

which will supply soaps, shampoos, bleach, etc. for 3 months, and 120 chickens for food for the children. In addition

we took donations of $800 from our Mission Jamaica budget for the Clifton Boys Home to help fund a scholarship of a

young man going on for additional education after high school, as well as help for miscellaneous costs for the boys of

Clifton, who are still housed in a church. We also took 4 large suitcases of clothing, diapers, disposable gloves, school

supplies, etc., and soaps and tooth brushes for the staff at Westhaven. Thank you, thank you! Your generosity has

been put to immediate use in Jamaica, which is a country with lots of needs. ~ Nancy Wittrock, MJ Chairperson

PoP Mission Jamaica 2018 Crew (below, L to R):

Anne Jackson’s granddaughters, Lexie, Molly, and Ra-

chel; Anne Jackson, Cheryl Theimer, Beth McQuistion,

Nancy and Tom Scheuerman, Nancy Wittrock, Rietta

Hendrickson, Luane and Tom Kalinowski, and Sue and

Greg Knudson.

Ask any of them about their trip & how you can serve next year!

Photos courtesy of Greg Knudson and Nancy Wittrock PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 5

REACHING OUT WITH HER GIFTS & TALENTS ~ Music Mission Press release January 2018

The Music Mission is pleased to announce Colleen Perrine as their new Public Relations Director! The Music Mission

is a non-profit organization devoted to giving the gift of music to kids. The Music Mission is in its fourth successful year.

The Music Mission provides free musical instruments to kids who ordinarily would not have access to them. Volunteer

teachers also give free music lessons.

Perrine, who is a retired music teacher with the Appleton Schools, felt the call to serve as a Music Mission volunteer

teacher for the past two years. She has held a variety of positions in the music business which highly qualify her for her

new position. Before marriage and family Perrine was lead singer/keyboard player in two bands and was a solo act lo-

cally. She also worked in the music retail business at Henri’s for several years, as well as teaching in the studios there.

She presently works part-time as a worship leader/resident composer at Prince of Peace Church*.

As Public relations Director Perrine hopes to boost community awareness for the Music Mission. She also plans to

strengthen connections between the Mission and local schools.

Says Perrine: “I’ve known Leah and Lori Witthuhn for several years through a mutual musician friend. Leah had a

dream to start the Music Mission while she was in high school. I am in awe of her drive in bringing her dream to frui-

tion. I am continuously inspired by her spirit of compassion for kids! I only hope that I can contribute a fraction of what

she has given to this cause.”

* and will continue her role here - this doesn’t affect her position at PoP.

FEBRUARY 2018 | WORSHIP SUPPORT

ASSISTING MINISTERS USHERS

February 4 Bill Fleming 8:00 am Jim Schweiner & Pat McCarthy

February 11 Michelle Landsverk 9:20 am Dennis Sauberlich & Ron Jones

February 14th (Ash Wed) - Keith Tomlinson 10:45 am Mark Hallet & Ed Benedict

February 18 Kris Gurholt

February 25 Monica Koller

ACOLYTES 8:00 am 9:20 am 10:45 am Wed. OASIS

February 4/7 Abby Herring Nathan Stegath Macie Rodriguez Allison Saucerman

February 11/14 Mariel Strasser Nathan Stegath Katlin Steward Vivian Tripp

February 18/21 Abby Hutchinson Brianna Meyer Karin Juhl Kat Landsverk

February 25/28 Matt Leder Carson Mayer Carley Evers Ava Peterson

GREETERS 8:00 am 9:20 am 10:45 am

February 4

East Spielvogel Family Chris Howard Family Ron & Carol Peterson

West Dean & Kathy Buffington Kostelny Family Chris & Mary Volkman

February 11

East Pat McCarthy Mark & Jeanna Rodriguez Buchberger Family

West Peggy Miller - Ponschock Roger & Leah Johnson Lempesis Family

February 18

East Anne Jackson/Sharyn March Lynn & Cindy Stacker Kinser Family

West Greg & Ruth Erickson Tom & Nancy Scheuerman Wingender Family

February 25

East Greg & Sue Knudson Rowinsky Family Eckrose Family

West Tim & Judy Norum Don & Barb Mendyke Mike & Miss Holz

PARAMENTS & CANDLE VOLUNTEER: (Green, 2/11 - White/Gold, 2/14 - Purple) Audrey Murphy

NURSERY CARE PROVIDERS: Lynda Chavez / Shayla Mason


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FIRST COMMUNION CLASSES

ARE COMING!

This class is available to 4th grade stu-

dents, (or, to any students 4th grade

on up) who have not had the opportu-

nity to take classes and receive their

First Communion. Information was sent home with

the 4th grade students last week. If you have a son

or daughter who is older and you would like for them

to participate, please see Brigetta Wingender for a

form.

The schedule is as follows:

February 25th and March 4th: Class time led by Mary

Volkman (in the 4th grade classroom).

After class on March 4th, the students will take part

in a craft to commemorate their First Communion.

March 11th: Seder Meal

March 18th and March 25th: Students may choose

either date to receive their First Communion.

YOUTH, FAMILIES & OUTREACH YOUTH, FAMILIES & OUTREACH For any Faith Formation/Confirmation/Youth Outreach

questions or concerns, please contact us through the

church office #739-5255 or by email:

Anna Reinhold (Birth - 5K) [email protected]

Brigetta Wingender (1st -9th Grade)

[email protected]

Jayne Spielvogel (Youth Mission/Outreach)

[email protected]

FROLIC FAITH CLASS On Sunday January 21st, we had

our first Frolic Faith class of the

year. The theme for that lesson

was Big and Little. So we shared,

read a book and sang about some

of the big and little things that God

made and how God’s love for us is

BIG! The highlight for the little

ones, hands down, was playing with musical shakers—so

much joyful noise filled the room!

These Frolic Faith classes are designed for children ages

birth to 3 yrs. old to participate with their parents/

guardians. Each lesson has a theme (i.e. new friends,

patience, sharing...) and consists of circle time, story

time, songs and play time.

Classes are offered once a month. Snacks are provided

and older siblings are always welcome! Our next Frolic

Faith class will be Sunday, February 25th from 10:30-

11:10 am in the nursery.

We invite you to join us for this special time to grow in

faith with your child and connect with families at Prince

of Peace. You do not need to register for these classes,

however if you have any questions, please contact Anna

Reinhold ([email protected]).

CROSSWAYS CAMP

FOR

POP CONFIRMATION!

Information was sent home with 6th-8th grade students.

We have reserved June 10-15th for our youth. If your

son or daughter is interested in attending, or you would

like more information, please contact Brigetta

[email protected]).

As we get back into the routine after the wonderful

Christmas season, we are looking forward to the second

half of the 2017-2018 Faith Formation year.

Here is a quick glance at the Faith Formation calendar

for the rest of the year:

February 11—Faith Formation large group activity in

the Fellowship Hall

February 18—Winter Break (No Faith Formation)

February 25 & March 4—First Communion classes

(4th graders)

March 11—Seder Meal (4th graders)

March 18—First Communion—4th Grade no Faith For-

mation classes

March 25—Faith Formation large group activity in the

Fellowship Hall

April 1—Easter (No Faith Formation)

May 20—Last Day of Faith Formation—large group

activity in the Fellowship Hall

June 23—PoP Camp at Calumet (as part of the PoP

Summer Fellowship Series…stay tuned for more de-

tails!)

Music time- We are excited to continue music time at the

beginning of FF class each week. This winter and spring

we will be introducing new music, rhythm instruments

and the opportunity for the children to share their talents

during a service later this spring.

Serving others - During music time, the children were

introduced to a new song entitled “Gonna Serve” and we

brainstormed as a group what the word ‘serve’ means

and ways that we can serve others. This spring, we will

be engaging the children in simple but meaningful ser-

vice opportunities. Our first project will be February 11th,

where the Faith Formation students will make

Valentine’s Day cards for our home bound members and

senior citizens in assisted living within our community.

Offering - Through May, the children’s Faith Formation

offerings will continue to go towards supporting George,

Rahab and Makena Mbatia.

We again want to thank all of the leaders who make our

Faith Formation program possible! If you would like to get

involved with Faith Formation at Prince of Peace, please

connect with your FF coordinators, Brigetta Wingender

and Anna Reinhold.


mailto:[email protected]





STILL IN SEARCH OF:

GRILLED CHEESE GRILLERS!!

Wednesday evenings

at 5:30 pm are Grilled

Cheese Wednesdays

for our youth! We are

looking for volunteers

to cook up these

yummy sandwiches!

We supply all the in-

gredients for the sand-

wiches, and we are looking for volunteers

to cook them up! If you or someone you

know is interested, please see the sign-up

sheet outside Jayne and Brigetta’s office,

or email Brigetta (pictured) at bwingen-

[email protected] .

ATTENTION YOUTH GRADES 9-12 -

LET’S GO TUBING!!

When: Sunday February 25th

Time: Meet at PoP at 1:30 pm;

return ~4:30 pm

Where: From PoP to Calumet

County Park Tubing Hill.

Cost: $5 per person (plus extra money if you would like to

buy anything from the concession stand) – please pay

Brigetta by February 21st.

Other Info: We will depart from Prince of Peace shortly

after 1:30pm. We will be tubing from approximately 2-4

pm, and return to PoP around 4:30. If, for some reason

there isn’t enough snow, we will be in touch with an alter-

nate activity. We are also in need of additional drivers!

DRIVERS & PARTICIPANTS, PLEASE sign up on the sign-

up sheet on the board outside Brigetta’s office.

*****

UKULELE CHECK OUT—Curious what all the ukulele buzz

is about? Now you can take a uke home and give it a try!

Ukulele is a fun and easy instrument to pick

up and play—you

can learn chords

without needing to

read notes. We

have two ukuleles

available for week-long check out. Connect

with Anna Reinhold or Brigetta Wingender if you are inter-

ested!

*****

To our AWESOME Bell Ringers !!!!

The Salvation Army first used a kettle to collect

funds for Christmas 127 years ago. Today, the red

kettle is a familiar part of the Christmas scene in

communities across the United States. Since 1917,

The Salvation Army has been committed to serving

the disadvantaged of our Fox Cities community.

Much has changed since then, but our determina-

tion to reach out our hands and open our hearts to

all in need has not.

Over 1,883 volunteers contributed 8,686 hours

to bell ringing in the Fox Cities! With the help of vol-

unteers like you we have raised over a million dol-

lars. We are very blessed to have such a dedicated

volunteer as yourself, partnering with us this sea-

son, taking time from your schedule to ring bells.

With your support we are able to make our pro-

grams a success another year.

I am pleased to share with you some successes

of 2017:

•There were 10 Red Kettle Match Days and the

community came through to help us reach all 10

match challenges. This added over $430,000 to

the kettle goal.

• There were 6,676 individuals in the Fox Cities

that received Christmas assistance by Salvation

Army programs

• 2,553 children received over 22,732 toys,

games, books, stuffed animals and stocking stuff-

ers to make for a bright Christmas!

On behalf of all those we serve, thank you so

much for your support of our 2017 Red Kettle Cam-

paign. We look forward to continuing to work with

you in 2018!

Sincerely,

Karen VanderWielen, Volunteer Coordinator

The Salvation Army – Fox Cities

[email protected]

920-955-1230

Volunteer Hotline - 920-955-1230


Please Note:

We’ve added

a new

“Give by Text”

Code

“MB’ for the

Mbatia Fund.

Use it

Anytime!


http://appletonsa.volunteerfirst.org/

NEW HH/HEALTH MINISTRY OFFERINGS:

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Health Ministry team are collabo-

rating to bring educational information and resources for parents, members and friends. Join us for the following ses-

sions that will be held on the 1st Wednesday of every month (through April 2018) from 7:10 – 7:55 p.m. in the Congre-

gational Life Room. Please join us for this month’s topic:

- Social Media and Bullying: February 7, 2018 - Breaking Stigma through Telling Your Story

EARLY SPRING NEW MEMBER CLASSES

“Creating a caring connection within our church community”…that seems to sum up pretty well

what the new members classes are about. Are you, or someone you know, considering joining

Prince of Peace? Mark your calendars for the upcoming new member classes. Our first gathering is

scheduled for Sunday, February 18th. Classes will run through March 18th on Sunday mornings,

starting at 9:20 a.m. in the Congregational Life Room. An informational letter will be sent out in the

beginning of January to all individuals or families who express interest in joining.

PoP Members: Once again, the Witness Ministry is implementing a “mentor” program for the

new members. If you would like to be a mentor for the spring class, please let Cindy Romnek know

of your availability. For more information on any of the above, please contact Kris Gurholt at 608-279-0888 or Cindy Romnek at 739-5255.

WITNESS / HELPING HANDS

Flu Alert from our Helping Hands Health team –

Dear PoP family,

Influenza has arrived in Wisconsin and across the country; it is widespread in all states and especially dangerous for the

elderly, young, pregnant women, and those with chronic health conditions such as heart disease. In Wisconsin alone there

are 100 influenza related hospitalizations each day and nationally 20 pediatric deaths have been reported.

In order to help prevent the spread of this and any infection remember to wash hands frequently with soap and water,

cover your cough or sneeze (with the inside of your elbow not your hand) and PLEASE stay home if you are feeling sick - it is

better to miss church, school or an event than to possibly pass on a virus to those at higher risk of serious complications!

Symptoms of influenza include: dry cough, fever, sore throat, fatigue, body aches such as joints and muscles, stuffy or

runny nose. If or when you are feeling sick, remember to drink plenty of fluids, and rest!

If you are concerned about your symptoms, or need assistance, contact your physician or please feel free to contact Jenni

Doris, RN, BSN & PoP Health Ministry Leader. Praying for health and wellness for all of our church family,

Yours in Christ, Jenni

Mark your calendars for Helping Hands Sunday – February 11! Love Grows One by One!

Spreading the Love through Prince of Peace Helping Hands Outreach

God’s amazing grace through Christ Jesus calls us to respond with love for others as individuals and as a community of

faith. The Helping Hands Outreach purpose is to build connections among PoP members by providing assistance for

aging challenges and to those who are experiencing a time of special need. Helping Hands provides many opportuni-

ties through our outreach with our wonderful Prince of Peace volunteers of all ages.

In the year 2017, Helping Hands….

Delivered meals in times of special need.

Helped members with small repairs and odd jobs around the house.

Distributed prayer shawls and prayer bears to PoP and community members.

Provided gas and grocery gift cards for individuals in need.

Provided meals or snack bags for community individuals or families in need.

Delivered over 300 worship bags to homebound members.

Sewed mittens and hats for the ‘Gifts of Hope’ outreach and for the community.

Made “Quilts of Valor” for our PoP Veterans.

And, provided educational sessions on Mental Illness and Dementia/Alzeimer’s.

We are so grateful to our volunteers who have offered their hands and their hearts in this important ministry. If you

would like to become involved or know of someone who could benefit from one or more of our areas of outreach,

please contact our Helping Hands leader, Erin Larson (chair). If you would like to donate to make these ministries more

accessible, you may make a donation to the “Helping Hands Designated Giving fund”.


Greetings, friends in Christ.

A grant was approved at the Appleton Conference of Churches meet-

ing earlier this year to support a Memory Care Respite Program for

our community. This is a collaborative project that has engaged the

resources of 6 different community partners in designing this

(currently) one of a kind program for the Fox Valley. This program is

unique in that it offers respite care for the caregiver while the loved

one stays with a professional CNA staff (trained in care with demen-

tia patients) and trained volunteers. The loved one enjoys an array

of activities and engagement while the loved one runs errands, uses

the YMCA across the street from the program (this is free even if you

are not a Y member), or simply enjoys some quiet time.

Our first program was held in May and we have been learning a

great deal with each subsequent event.

We are pleased to be providing this at no charge to those using the

service and this was made possible by the generous grant given by

the Appleton Conference of Churches of the ECSW ELCA.

We want to make sure your congregational members know about

this wonderful opportunity and are counting on you to connect those

in your congregation that may benefit from this type of service.

Thank you for your partnership and prayers for this program. We

hope it will continue to meet a significant need in our community.

God's work. Our hands. Amen!--

Grace and peace,

Jill Beverlin (ACC)

Discipleship and Stewardship Coaching Coordinator & Coach Trainer

Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA), (920) 209-1933


THRIVENT WORKSHOPS OPEN TO ALL POP MEMBERS & GUESTS :

Stewardship has arranged for some topical financial presen-tations to be shared in the next few weeks. All are invited to participate and ask any questions you may have. Pre-sented by Thrivent Financial representative Troy Beck, CLTC, FIC. To RSVP, contact Edana Beck at 920-423-3896 ([email protected]). Or, for general ques-tions about this event, contact PoP member, Deb Fleming at 738-0403 ([email protected]). Please note that no products are being sold at these events; all events will be held on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. in the PoP Library:

February 1st Preparing for Long Term Care & Social Security: Strategize to Maximize - Did you know that there are hundreds of options associated with your Social Security retirement benefits? Explore how to sort through the choices. Help ensure the decisions you make are ones you can live with—for the rest of your life. Got a strategy to take the scare out of long-term care? We will also introduce you to long-term care—what it is, what it’s not and how you and your family can prepare for it.

February 8th It’s better to give and receive. Learn how. Are there people and organizations in your life that you care about and want to help sustain financially? If so, be sure to attend this complimentary one-hour presentation, “Your Legacy—Family, Church, Charity,” we will intro-duce you to ways to unleash your generosity and ensure your legacy lives on.


FEBRUARY 2018 N E W S L E T T E R

Roger K. McQuistion, Pastor ([email protected])

Jennifer DeNetz, Pastor ([email protected])

Lyn Almquist, Office Assistant

Amy Bartel, Financial Manager

Laurie Hanson, Office & Communications Administrator

Sondra Joten, Worship & Music Resource Coordinator

Shayla Mason/Lynda Chavez Child Care Supervisors

Colleen Perrine, Associate Music Director

Anna Reinhold, Faith Formation Coordinator, Birth-5K

Cindy Romnek, Spiritual Gifts & Helping Hands Coordinator

Jayne Spielvogel, Youth & Mission Outreach Coordinator

Brigetta Wingender, Faith Formation Coordinator, 1st - 9th Grade

Dan LaPorte, Church Custodian

Phone (920) 739-5255

FAX (920) 831-2973

Website www.popappleton.org

Email: [email protected]

Sunday Worship Services:

Sept. - May: 8:00, 9:20 & 10:45 am

MidWeek OASIS Worship:

Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m.

Holy Communion Every Service

PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH • APPLETON, WI Mission Statement

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church is a Family of Christians Growing in Faith & Reaching Out in Love

WORLD WAR II & KOREAN WAR VETERAN’S - QUILTS OF VALOR RECEPTION 2018

PoP Member Veterans of WWII & Korean Era recognized at the PoP-A Stitch “Quilts of Valor” Luncheon, on Sunday, Jan. 21, 2018, (L to R): Gene Begalske (US Army), Howard Ahrens (US Navy), Ron Basken (US Army), Bill Helmeid (US Marines), Donald Herzberg (US Army), Frank Krenz (US Army), Don Mendyke (US Navy), Ken Nelson (US Army), Arlyn Plate (US Army), Pete Tracanna (US Marines). (Missing: Bob Lee) A very special thank you to the PoP-A-Stitch members who created, presented and planned the “Quilts of Valor” for our members: Kay Fuerst, Mary Volkman, Sandy Yerxa, Carol Rank, Joan Rudolph and Alison Auden, plus Cindy Romnek for all she does behind the scenes.

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