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F r o m t h e P a s t o r By Pastor David K. Groth

“ P u t o n t h e S p o t ” A few months ago, when I saw my doctor for a regular check-up, he expressed concern. “We have to find a way to take X pounds off of you, and I’m not sure how we’re going to do that.” Then followed a long silence as he considered my chart. Eventually, he broke the silence. “If I were to poke around your pantry right now, would I find potato chips in it?” I smiled and answered, “No.” “And if I were to look in your freezer, would I find ice cream?” Again, I smiled and said “nope.” Then, followed another pause. He furrowed his brow. “What did you eat for lunch today?!” By tone it wasn’t so much a question as an indictment, and he had me dead to rights. I told him the truth. “I was short on time and groceries in the fridge so I went to Kwik Trip and got a breakfast burrito and a cheeseburger.” He put me on the spot that day. Now, please allow me to put you on the spot. When was the last time you invited someone to Good Shepherd?! When was the last time you offered to pick someone up and bring them here?! Feeling convicted yet? When was the last time you witnessed to an individual that Jesus died for him/her, and with Jesus there is forgiveness and salvation?! “You are the light of the world” Jesus once told his followers. “No one lights a lamp and puts it under a basket”, he said. That would be foolish. No, “he puts it on a stand so it can give light to everyone in the house.” He said this not to the religious elite of the day, but to the crowds of ordinary men and women and children who were following him around Galilee. He said it (and is saying it) to people like you and me. The devil, the world, and our own sinful flesh desperately wants us to keep the faith quiet, personal, and intensely private. But Jesus will have none of it. “You are the light of the world.” Let your light shine! Let it do what he created it to do. Apparently, Jesus believes the world can be a place of deep darkness and in need of your light. So, in all your relationships, in all your involvements, in all your professional and leisurely activities, find a way to let your light shine. The doc didn’t have much Gospel for me that day. I know he cares for me, but it was mostly law coming from his mouth. He leaned in and let me have it.

Green Pastures Every day, everywhere, by everyone...sharing the grace of the Good Shepherd.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and School, Watertown, WI 53094 (920)261-2570

A Stephen Ministry Congregation

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Similarly, I don’t have much Gospel for you today. Just know that it comes with love and concern for you and for the Lord’s church. “You are the light of the world.” Be out with it. There is no such thing as a personal and private Christian faith. Hide it under a bushel? No! Let your light shine!

Pastor Groth

F r o m t h e P r i n c i p a l By Amy Gromowski

“ B . L . A . S . T . ”

B i b l e L e a r n i n g An d S o n g T i m e

We are faced with a new challenge this year at Good Shepherd Lutheran School. Let

me give you a brief history. Over the past 20 years I’ve been in education I have seen a

dramatic change of clientele in the parents of students enrolled in Lutheran schools. Twenty

years ago most students and their families were active members of the school’s congrega-

tion. Ten years ago about 50% of the families in the school were active in the congregation,

another 25% were members but not active at church, and the remaining 25% were from the

community—mostly members of other congregations without schools. About five years ago,

we saw a shift of population in our school parents. Almost all had been raised in a church

but the number of inactive parents, although still members of a congregation, now outnum-

bered the active parents. This year we are facing a new scenario previously unknown to us:

We have a new generation of parents that was NOT raised in the church and lacks even the

most basic knowledge of Bible teachings. While it’s saddening to see this decline of society,

our staff quickly realized what an amazing opportunity we had to share the Good News of

Jesus and his plan of salvation.

First, we needed to find out the problems. Why weren’t these parents interested in

church? Here are a few reasons we collected:

“I don’t understand what everyone is saying in the books (liturgy) and what it

means. I feel stupid not knowing what’s going on.”

“It’s confusing with the papers and the books.”

“I don’t have good enough clothes to wear for church.”

“Churches are intimidating. It makes me uncomfortable to be in there.”

“It’s boring. I don’t understand any of it.”


I am not telling you these things to undermine our worship practices, space, or

traditions, but rather to ask you to think about these things in the context of someone who

has never experienced “church.” Once we got past the idea of how parents should want to

be in church, we started to understand how unchurched parents were feeling and realized

we needed to find a way to meet these people where they were at.

After much prayer and brainstorming, the staff has embarked on a new avenue

specifically geared toward ministry by instructing this next parental generation. Every Friday

afternoon at 2:15pm we open the doors of the fellowship hall for a brief time of parent/

grandparent socialization. The students join the parents at 2:30pm for our Bible Learning

And Song Time (B.L.A.S.T.) For the next half of an hour we do an activity (skits/ interviews

with Bible characters/ etc.) that teaches basic Bible teachings (this last week was the fall of

Adam and Eve), prayer, and singing contemporary Christian songs.

With the school as the primary mission of our congregation we take our roles as

missionaries to the community very seriously. B.L.A.S.T. is another extension of our Good

Shepherd Lutheran Church ministry that we are using to share the love of Jesus with those

God has put in our path.

Check us out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4CbU3yOltE&t=755s. We would

love to have you join us in person or online!

In His Service,

Amy Gromowski, Principal

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16 “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone

who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.” Romans 1:16

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P a r i s h N u r s e H e a l t h N o t e

By Bonnie Mihal

“ C o l d a n d F l u S e a s o n I s N o t O v e r ”

There are more cold and flu cases in WI now than all season. Both are spread from person to person by droplets of moisture when an infected person coughs, sneezes, talks or touches surfaces after coughing, sneezing or blowing their nose. This person is infectious from one day before having symptoms to 3-7 days after.

What can we do? Certainly flu shots are very beneficial and are still being given. Unfortunately there is no immunization for the common cold which can spread very quickly at home, school or work.

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has several recommendations. Number one is flu vaccine. Number two is everyday prevention to stop the spread of germs. Avoid close contact with those that are sick. Stay home from school or work if you are ill until 24 hours after you are without fever. Cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze. Don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth since that’s how you spread germs. Children should be taught to keep fingers and pencils and toys out of their mouths. (For younger children avoid toys that can’t be washed and wash those that are washable.) Clean tables, desks and bedside stands that could be contaminated.

Often, we forget about afghans, blankets and pillows etc. that are around the house. Limit the ill child to one blanket and use a bed pillow versus a sofa pillow so the pillow case can be washed. Use Kleenex and place a disposal bag near where the ill person is so the tissues can be disposed of properly. (Soiled tissues cannot be recycled.) Don’t share wash cloths or towels. Be a good example for your children to practice infection control. Don’t forget to clean keyboards, door knobs and phones.

Hand washing is important for everyone. Use soap and warm water and rub all hand and finger surfaces for at least 20 seconds. Hand sanitizer is OK if soap and water are not available. It should be at least 60% alcohol.

Prevention can also include plenty of outside fresh air and plenty of sleep. Avoid excessive stress which decreases your immunity. Laughter can actually increase your body defenses also.

Some foods are beneficial:

• chicken soup will free up congested airways and it also provides anti-oxidants and protein to fight the illness

• garlic provides natural decongestant and strengthens immunity

• dark chocolate suppresses cough- 2 ounces gives as much cough relief as OTC medications

• orange juice boosts the immune system in fighting germs

• bananas encourage mucous production in the stomach to decrease GI distress

• yogurt contains healthy bacteria that can increase to fight off flu

• tea is an antioxidant that reduces inflammation. It also lubricates mucous mem-branes and frees congested airways.

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CDC is information source

Bonnie Mihal, Parish Nurse


HAPPY BIRTHDAY – MARCH 2020!

If you don’t see your name listed for birthdays this month and you should be, please give the office a call to up-date our records. If you see a name that should not be listed, I would like to know that also. Thank you. Dee

“For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the au-thorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that

you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand firm.”

Ephesians 6:12-13 ESV

Timothy Anderson 3/1

Sandra Sullivan 3/1

Ashley Kurtz 3/2

Evan Tegtmeier 3/2

Aaron Abel 3/5

Noah Jeseritz 3/5

Catherine Oestreich 3/5

Connie Weisser 3/5

Erika Schubert 3/6

Joyce Mueller 3/7

Cheryl Roets 3/7

Andrew Block 3/8

Dianne Thompson 3/8

John Demetropoulos 3/9

Jaxsen Schumann 3/9

Renee LeMonds 3/10

Tanner Maynard 3/10

John Block 3/11

Kaylin Busshardt 3/11

James Daniels 3/11

Kerry Menke 3/11

Pegi Drays 3/13

William Reed 3/13

Krystal Fredrick 3/14

Morgan Schneider 3/14

Mary Wegner 3/14

Eric Blasing 3/15

Lonnie Parpart 3/15

Heidi Schumann 3/15

MacKenzie Wildes 3/15

Aaron Johnson 3/16

Robert Sippel 3/16

Kathryn Wright 3/16

Jacob Zastrow 3/16

Beckett Cotter 3/17

Rosalee Cotter 3/17

Jessica DeClue 3/17

Scott Maron 3/17

Mary Rollert 3/17

Gail Mudler 3/18

Bryson Svatos 3/18

Ronald Abel 3/20

Reece Anderson 3/20

Luke Berndt 3/20

Ryanna Bilgrien 3/20

Steven Wegner 3/20

Heather Zabel 3/20

Quinten Gromowski 3/21

David Steinhart 3/21

Gail Gaugert 3/22

Eleanor Gudmundson 3/22

Kollin Parpart 3/22

Robert Wheeler 3/22

Larry Gaugert 3/23

Benjamin Kopplin 3/24

Brian Schmidt 3/24

Robert Kaminski 3/25

Elliot Schliewe 3/25

Fredric Schmidt 3/25

Pamela Tietz 3/25

Lee Bely 3/26

Barb Kopplin 3/26

LaVerne Neunfeldt 3/26

Olivia Wrolstad 3/26

Kiesha Demetropoulos 3/27

Aaron Wolfberg 3/27

William Kehl 3/29

Patricia Tessmann 3/29

Suzanne Arnold 3/30

Taylor Zoellick 3/30

Alysia Krueger 3/31

Malachi Morris 3/31

Frederick Neuberger 3/31

Rachel Tegtmeier 3/31


GREETERS MARCH 2020

Greeters—please do not take your name tags home; leave them in the ushers’ room. Thank you.

“Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is

born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.”

Name Date/Time

Erika Kirchhuebel WED 3/4 @ 7:00 PM

Ele Gudmundson SAT 3/7 @ 6:00 PM

Britney Klokow and Britney Anderson SUN 3/8 @ 8:00 AM

SUN 3/8 @ 10:30 AM

Benjamin and Michelle Klokow WED 3/11 @ 7:00 PM

Danielle Knoll SAT 3/14 @ 6:00 PM

Bill and Barb Kopplin SUN 3/15 @ 8:00 AM

Jerry and Jan Kramer SUN 3/15 @ 10:30 AM

WED 3/18 @ 7:00 PM

Rachel Krueger SAT 3/21 @ 6:00 PM

Rick and Virginia Krueger SUN 3/22 @ 8:00 AM

Gerald and Judith Kuhnle SUN 3/22 @ 10:30 AM

April Kurtz WED 3/25 @ 7:00 PM

Suzanne Lapin SAT 3/28 @ 6:00 PM

Karen Leach SUN 3/29 @ 8:00 AM

Rick and Renee LeMonds SUN 3/29 @ 10:30 AM

Norma Lenius WED 4/1 @ 7:00 PM

Mary Lentz SAT 4/4 @ 6:00 PM

Brenda Lindhorst SUN 4/5 @ 8:00 AM

SUN 4/5 @ 10:30 AM


“ G O D C RE AT E S A W O R L D AN D A K I N G DOM ” Save the Date! Get ready to punch your ticket for the “Rocky Railway” as we discover how trusting in Jesus pulls us through life’s ups & downs. VBS will be June 8-12. We are looking for

Leaders and Decorators! Huge thank you to Abigail Grosnick for volunteering to be the VBS leader this year! We are still looking for a co-leader. There are several on-going adult bible studies that we would like to feature this month. Take a look at these excellent opportunities to expand your faith and enjoy great fellowship! • Sunday morning class between services, led by Ron Willie: Finishing last lessons of a video study of the

topic of evolution. Next topic will focus on the Gospel Books of the New Testament. • Monday evening (except 2nd Monday of each month), Women's Bible Study. Led by Charlotte Groth,

meets at Good Shepherd School, topic: Bible Recap, Chronological Order, currently in the book of Genesis. • Tuesday evening (1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings), meets at Pastor and Mrs Thompson's home, studying

Truth Project—very thought provoking video series. • Thursday, bible study meets at the residence of Dorothy Degnitz on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each

month. Topics focus on various Bible Study Guides. • Saturday Men’s Bible Breakfast, led by Ron Willie. During the month of March, your children’s Sunday School classes will be discussing the following Bible lessons: March 1 – A Mercy-Full Message: In this week’s lesson, “A Mercy-Full Message,” Jesus tells the famous parable of the Good Samaritan, who risks his own life to help a Jewish man whose peril was ignored by his own countrymen. In telling the parable, Jesus answers the question “Who is my neighbor?” for His followers as He challenges us to “go, and do likewise” (Luke 10:37). As a family, you could discuss ideas to help those in need in your community. March 8 - A Prayer Lesson: “A Prayer Lesson” is the title of this week’s Bible lesson. With Jesus’ disciples, we, too, implore, “Lord, teach us to pray” (Luke 11:1). Jesus teaches His disciples—and all humankind—the prayer used throughout the Church to this day. Jesus follows His instruction with a parable illustrating how our heavenly Father unfailingly hears all our prayers. As a family, challenge one another to recite the Lord’s Prayer from memory. March 15 - A Shepherd Loves: This week’s Bible lesson is “A Shepherd Loves.” Jesus calls Himself the Good Shepherd as He promises to lead and guide His sheep. Jesus willingly laid down His life for His sheep, even those who often ignore the voice of the Shepherd. His flock includes “other sheep” (John 10:16), Gentiles not descended from Abraham. David’s familiar Twenty-third Psalm describes the work of our Good Shepherd. Discuss, “When do we often hear Psalm 23 spoken?” March 22 – A Tree View: In this week’s lesson, “A Tree View,” students learn about Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector, who anxiously awaits the arrival of Jesus. Short of stature, Zacchaeus climbs a tree to see the Savior. Despite criticism, Jesus invites Himself to the tax collector’s home. Motivated by Christ’s compassion, Zacchaeus confesses his sin and promises to make restitution. Families could discuss, “How does Jesus motivate you to make a difference in your world?” March 29 – A Crushing Truth: This week’s lesson is “A Crushing Truth.” The events of Christ’s crucifixion unfold in a series of brutal and bloody vignettes: questioned before Pilate, mocked and abused by the Roman guard, nailed to the cross. Jesus hangs between life and death—abandoned by His Father—yielding up His life at the moment He chooses. Multiple witnesses see where Christ is laid in a borrowed tomb. Discuss how you can remember the crucifixion of Christ. Please talk with your children each Sunday and listen to them as they tell you about the lessons they’ve learned in Sunday School. Sincerely, The Board of Parish Education Tanya Demetropoulos, Laura Dobbratz, Becky Raether, Jan Schadt, Jan Neitzel, Heather Steinhart

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An n o u nc em ents

Next BDSE Meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 9, 5:30 pm; All Boards meet at 7 pm followed by the BOD Meeting.

Men’s Bible Study/Breakfast will be on Saturday, March 14, at 7:30 am. All are welcome! Please sign up in the narthex. Thank you.

Scrip Program: Makes great gifts too! If you need gas and food, it’s easy to pick up a card and help your school and your budget all at the same time! Scrip gift cards are perfect for following a household budget. Families can shop both in-store or online with participating retailers. Scrip gift cards are just like using a credit/debit card, but without the fraud risk. Scrip program earnings are greater than credit card rewards (typically 3 – 15%). Please see/call Heather McGuire 920-744-7942 if you have any questions.

Blood Pressure checks will be March 7 and March 8 between services. Bonnie Mihal, Parish Nurse

Stephen Ministers can help when life gets out of balance. If your life or that of someone you know has shifted out of balance, consider Stephen Ministry. Call Pastor Groth 253-6735 or Kathy Wagner 261-0221.

A GriefShare seminar/support group (designed by “Church Initiative”) will meet at Pederson-Nowatka Funeral Home in Watertown every Tuesday 6-8 pm from March through December of 2020. You do not need to attend all 13 sessions. You may contact Ryan at the funeral home for more information or go to www.griefshare.org. “The caring, encouragement and support I encountered in the group was a balm to my deeply grieving soul.”— Rose, Cochranville, PA

WOMEN OF GOOD SHEPHERD: The next book club will be held on March 10 at 6:30 PM. Jill Jones will be the leader and she has chosen – Chapter 13. Please read and come to the book club ready for another great discussion. Please note that this meeting will be held in Mr. Bernau’s classroom. Park in the upstairs lot.

Next Family Night, Tuesday, March 10, 6-7:15 pm in fellowship hall. Cookout for Dinner. All are welcome. Please remember to sign up in the narthex. Thank you. Dee

Lenten actions of our Savior: He justified him...He justifies you too. Services will be at 10 am and 7 pm each Wednesday and throughout the Lenten season.

MIDWEEK LENT 2

He called him Friend...He calls us friend too

MIDWEEK LENT 3

He loved him...He loves us

MIDWEEK LENT 4

He saw him from a distance...He sees us from a distance

MIDWEEK LENT 5

He prayed and commands us to do the same

MIDWEEK LENT 6

He looked at Him...He looks at us (Peter)

LWML – SWD is sponsoring: A Multi-cultural Event for Women of Southern Wisconsin Theme: Cross Connected "For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell, and through him to reconcile to himself all things, whether on earth or in heaven, making peace by the blood of his cross." Colossians 1:19-20. Location and Time: Immanuel Lutheran Church 13445 Hampton Road Brookfield, WI 53005 on March 14, 2020, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. The program starts at 11am.

Save the Date. . . Monday, March 16 from 5- 8pm the PTL will be hosting a Community Impact Night at the Pizza Ranch in Watertown! The PTL will get 10% of the evenings sales along with all of the tips! We will also need some volunteers to help us clear the tables! Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. If you are interested in helping please contact Sara Weinkauf at 262-443-9691.

2019 Giving Statements are now available in the narthex for you to pick up. Please see Ron Bartels if you have any questions. Thank you.


* G S L C M E M B E R S H I P D I R E C T O R Y 2 0 2 0 C H AN G E S

New Transferred In: Glenn & Deloris Hildebrandt from Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, Delavan

New Transferred Out: Tirzah & Juliette Gresley to Elm Grove Lutheran Church, Waukesha, WI

Release of Membership: Jennifer Schiller (Hepp) & Colby Hepp to Trinity Lutheran Church, Lake

Mills

Baptisms: Louis Lytle Fuhrmann

Address/Phone Change: James Puscheck no longer has 630-834-2034 landline. Please delete.

Funerals: Teresa Loeber, Janaan LeMacher, Jean Bohnert, Kase Samson (nonmember)

Note: New directories will not be printed until the end of the year. Please make these changes to your

paper copy of the 2020 membership directory. Thank you.

If you have questions regarding the following information, please contact Steve Zillmer

@ 920-261-1224, Ron Bartels @ 920-988-2993 or Phil Zastrow @ 414-313-5247.

Month Ending 1/31/2020

YTD

Total Giving $78,651.02 $852,619.21

Total Expenses $113,534.99 $862,373.65

Net Income (Loss) ($34,883.97) ($9,754.44)

Balance Due

Long Term Debt $214,906.07

LOC $91,500.00

2020 2019

Dedicated Accounts $196,554.54 $352,624.85

F i nanc i al S tat e men t


2020 2020

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Rev.

Thompson

W/C 6 pm

1

Dr. Paavola

8:00 am W/C

B/SS 9:15 am 10:30 am W/C Y 6 – 7:30 pm

2

Ladies Bible

Study 6:30 pm

3

4

Lenten Services

10 AM & 7 pm W/C

CC 3:30-5 pm

Bethesda 4 pm

SC 7-8 PM

5

FPU 6:30-8:30PM

FH

6

7

BP

W 6 pm

8 DAYLIGHT

SAVINGS TIME

8:00 am

B/SS 9:15 am BP 10:30 am W/C K-4 Choir Y 6–7:30 pm

9

BDSE 5:30

BOD Mtg FH

10

LWML

6;30 PM

Family Night

6-7:15 pm FH

11

Lenten Services

10 AM & 7 pm W/C

CC 3:30-5 pm

Bethesda 4 pm

SC 7-8 PM

12

FPU 6:30-8:30PM

FH

13

14

7:30 am Men’s

Bible Study FH

Crafts

W/C 6 pm

15

8:00 am W/C

B 9:15 am 10:30 am W/C K3-K4 choir Y 6 – 7:30 pm

GP articles due

16

Ladies Bible

Study 6:30 pm

17

18

Lenten Services

10 AM & 7 pm W/C

CC 3:30-5 pm

Bethesda 4 pm

SC 7-8 PM

19

FPU 6:30-8:30PM

FH

20

First Day of

Spring!!!

Early release

11:30 am

Grandfriends’

Day

21

W 6 pm

22

8:00 am

B 9:15 am 10:30 am W/C

Y 6 – 7:30 pm

23

NS

SPRING BREAK

Ladies Bible

Study 6:30 pm

24 25

Lenten Services

10 AM & 7 pm W/C

Bethesda 4 pm

SC 7-8 PM

26

Stephen Ministry

FPU 6:30-8:30PM

FH

27

28

W/C 6 pm

29

8:00 am W/C

B 9:15 am 10:30 am W/C Y 6 – 7:30 pm

30

Ladies Bible

Study 6:30 pm

31 W = Worship

C = Communion

CC = Confirmation Classes

SS = Sunday School

B = Bible Study

WCCT—Cross

Country Team

Y = Youth Group

NS = No School

RJ = Resounding Joy Bell Choir

SC = Shepherd’s Choir

S = School

ST = Sanctuary

CR—Conf Rm

BP—Blood Pressure Checks

BDSE—Board Day School Ed

FH—Fellowship Hall

GP = Green Pastures

MOW-Meals On Wheels


Our Sun. service is televised Tuesday mornings at8 am and afternoons at 3:00 pm as well as on Sunday at 2 pm on cable channel 98 and the high-definition cable channel 985. http://bit.ly/gslcvideo Bible Studies

• Sunday morning class between services, led by Ron Willie: Finishing last lessons of a video study of the topic of evolution. Next topic will focus on the Gospel Books of the New Testament.

• Monday evening (except 2nd Monday of each month), Women's Bible Study. Led by Charlotte Groth, meets at Good Shepherd School, topic: Bible Recap, Chronological Order, currently in the book of Genesis.

• Tuesday evening (1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings), meets at Pastor and Mrs Thompson's home, studying Truth Project—very thought provoking video series.

• Thursday, bible study meets at the residence of Dorothy Degnitz on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month. Topics focus on various Bible Study Guides.

If you have any prayer requests, please call the church

office at 920-261-2570 during regular hours 9 am to 3:30 pm Monday-Friday. Prayer chain, please call Fern Tegtmeier at 920-262-9188. In the case of an emergency after church office hours, please call Pastor Groth’s cell phone (920) 253-6735 . Thank you.

Taxi Tokens Reminder— Board of Human Care has taxi tokens available for those who need a ride to church services or events. Call Julie Haversack. Hospitalizations: Please remember to notify us if you are hospitalized or have a family member do so before you are discharged. We desire to be of service to you. Thank you.

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Pastor: Rev. David K. Groth

Christian Education:

Ms. Naomi Neuberger

School Administrator:

Ms. Amy Gromowski

School Administrative Assistant:

Mrs. Heather McGuire

Church Administrative Assistant:

Mrs. Dee Kuhlman

Volunteer Coordinator:

Mrs. Kim Schram

Parish Nurse:

Mrs. Bonnie Mihal

Find us on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv4K_33sX4w5AwL3g1kR1OQ
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