PRINTS OF PEACE NEWSLETTER

SEPTEMBER 2019 Published Monthly—Issue 201909

Peace Lutheran Church 240 West 9th Avenue, Oshkosh, WI 54902 (920) 231-4730 E-mail: office@PeaceOshkosh.org Website: www.peaceoshkosh.org

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS 8:00am—1:00pm Monday—Friday

WORSHIP SCHEDULE Sunday, September 1—Praise Service at 9:00am Beginning September 8—normal worship schedule will resume Sunday Traditional Service at 8:00am Sunday Praise Service at 10:30am Wednesday Casual Service at 5:30pm

SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:00AM

Sunday, September 8, 2019

SCRIPTURE DISCUSSIONS AT 9:15AM

PICNIC AT 11:30AM

HOSPITALITY AT 9:15AM TRADITIONAL WORSHIP AT 8:00AM PRAISE WORSHIP AT 10:30AM

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I’m not going to apologize; I really like the fall season.

There are a variety of reasons but I’ve come to realize

that my favorite thing about fall is getting back into a

routine. Now that might sound funny coming from me

since I tend to enjoy doing things at the last minute but

I really do cherish routine. I also enjoy having activity

happening around me and when the calendar turns to

September, Peace Lutheran Church is filled with

activity. Don’t get me wrong, there is plenty of activity

happening throughout Peace during the summer—

probably more than you might expect—but there is

something about the routine that fall brings.

Think about it - Sunday School classes are starting up

again, Confirmation is beginning, we are returning to

two worship services on Sunday mornings, the Peace

Preschool is back in session along with Headstart

programs and the programs offered through the

Oshkosh School District. Did you know that Monday

through Friday there are over 200 people who are in

the Peace building? For an extrovert like me that is

music to my ears!

No doubt you also have a routine in your own life that

changes when we get to the fall. Maybe you have kids

who are going back to school or you participate in an

activity like bowling or pickleball that takes a break over

the summer. Perhaps you look forward to your favorite

television show coming back from its summer break or

you like cheering on a certain football team that resides

in Green Bay.

As we ramp up into our fall routine, I want you to think

about how we do all of these things together. Very little

of what we do happens on our own. We need others

around us to help make our routine successful. We all

play a role in the routine of others, whether we

recognize that or not.

In Paul’s letter to the Romans, he talks about how we

are all in this together.

“4 For as in one body we have many members, and

not all the members have the same function, 5 so

we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and

individually we are members one of another. 6 We

have gifts that differ according to the grace given to

us: prophecy, in proportion to faith; 7 ministry, in

ministering; the teacher, in teaching; 8 the exhorter,

in exhortation; the giver, in generosity; the leader, in

diligence; the compassionate, in cheerfulness.”

(Romans 12:4-8 – NRSV)

What gifts do you bring to Peace Lutheran Church?

What gifts do you share with the Oshkosh community?

How are you a part of other people’s routines and daily

lives. I think that is a lesson we need to keep learning.

We are all in this together, even if we don’t realize it or

believe it. We are a part of each other’s stories.

How will you contribute to someone else’s story this

month? Will it be in a positive way or a less than

encouraging way? The choice is ours, isn’t it? May you

be a blessing to others as you have first been blessed.

Have a wonderful September!

Shalom,

THOUGHTS FROM PASTOR BRAD

COME WORSHIP WITH US!

SERMONS are available online at youtube.com. Search “Peace Lutheran Oshkosh”

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ACTS OF PEACE PLAYERS

We want to thank everyone from Peace Lutheran Church who have supported us during our first season. We are thankful for the opportunity to bring quality theater to the Oshkosh Community and we love using the space in the Social Center. Without your support we would not be able to do something we love.

Thank you again for your support and we look forward to putting on more productions in the next year.

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CURATOR OF YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRIES

What a successful year we had!! 26 children from

Peace, from the Preschool, and from the

neighborhood gathered together for a week of faith,

fellowship and fun. A spy theme kept things engaging

for the kids. Crossways did an awesome job teaching

lessons including the parable of the Good Samaritan,

the Wedding Banquet, Laborers in the Vineyard, as

well as when Jesus healed the paralyzed man and

what the early Christian community looked like. Many

Thanks!

First, thank you God for making all of this possible.

Thank you to the Crossways camp for coming to our

church. A special thanks to our counselors; Ian,

Conner and Hailey for spending the week teaching

and guiding our kids. Thank you to Matt Crowe for

making all of our signs and badges and for assisting

me in crunch time.

To our kitchen staff; Lindsey, Nicole, Signe, Dave,

Carol, and Elise. Without them I’m fairly certain your

children might not have been fed for the week. The

kitchen would have been nothing without the well

oiled machine of Janelle and Mary who planned

EVERYTHING, thank you!

Thank you to Alex and Dairy Queen for the dilly bars

on our final day. Thank you to everyone who donated

money so the children could eat.

To all my youth volunteers; Aly, Riggs, Joshua, Bella,

Alexis, and Kaitlin- Thank you for giving your time and

for caring for the littles. Thank you to our host families

- Kira and the Wolfgang Family, for providing so much

more than just shelter for the counselors. To Pastor,

thank you for all of your support, presence and advice.

A great big thank you to the parents and families of

our campers. Thank you for trusting me with your

children for the week, I love them all dearly. Thank you

campers for spending time together in God’s word,

with Jesus’s love and living in the Spirit.

Thank you to our whole congregation for their love and

support in so many ways. Without you, the kids would

have missed out on a fabulous week.

Finally, thank you to Chad, my husband. Thank you for

being a solo parent for the week and for helping out

so much at church with all the other odd and ends. I

love you.

Vacation Bible School, Agents of C.H.A.N.G.E 2019:

FAMILY TIES PACKER PARTY

9/15 — 11:30AM

VENUE—TBD

The Packers are playing at noon on Sunday against the

Vikings. Let’s gather to cheer on the Green and Gold,

pizza will be provided. Feel free to sign up to bring a side

dish, appetizers, or dessert. Please bring drinks for you

and your family if you would like.

Family Ties is a group of families that love parenting but

find it to be even more rewarding with faith, friends, fun,

and of course food. The group is open to families young

and old, big and small, many or just one. After all, we are

all family at Peace.

If you are interested in being included in our events and

want to join our mailing list, please sign up with Nicki. If

you have any questions or would like further information,

please see Nicki. nicki@peaceoshkosh.org

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CURATOR OF YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRIES

Peace Lutheran Sunday School will resume on Sunday,

September 8 at 9:00 am. This year, we are excited to

offer Spark: Activate Faith Sunday School for all kids

grades Pre-K to 5th. Each week we’ll explore a new

Bible story using the Spark Bibles. Parents, each week

we’ll send home a Family Page for you to explore that

week’s Bible story together as a family. We’re excited

to explore the same scripture we hear in church each

week with kids using Spark: Activate Faith Sunday

School! Kids will learn a new Bible story each week

through reading the Bible, activities, and music. We will

also incorporate mini lessons on how to use their

Bibles, common prayers, Ten Commandments, and

much more.

Sixth through Eighth graders will utilize Faith Lens

Weekly Bible Study offered through the ELCA. Faith

Lens is a weekly Bible study that engage youth and

young adults in connecting world events with the Bible,

faith, and everyday life.

In addition to our weekly Sunday School and Bible Study,

there will also be service projects to involve kids in

church services, caring for the congregation, and helping

our local and global community. We are so excited for a

filled and fulfilling year.

Join us on Rally Sunday, September 8th, for our open

house. Families are encouraged to stay and see what

this new curriculum and school year has to offer. There

will be games, contests, refreshments and a chance to

sign up for volunteer opportunities as well as take a

closer look at Sparks curriculum. The fun starts at

9:00am in the social center.

Sunday School and Youth Bible study is open to all

children from Pre-K through 8th grade. Kids do not have

to be members of Peace to be part of our program. We

encourage kids to bring a friend, or two whenever

available. Enrollment forms are available in the PLC

office, at the Family Table in the Narthex or for download

on the PLC website.

If you have any questions or would like further

information, please see Nicki McKnight, Curator of Youth

and Family Ministries. nicki@peaceoshkosh.org

SUNDAY SCHOOL AND YOUNG ADULT BIBLE STUDY KICKOFF SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH 9:00AM

YOUTH GROUP KICK OFF.

As summer comes to a close and school starts up again,

be sure to keep a spot on your calendar for some time

with your Peers at Peace. Peace has an amazing group

of young adults, and if you are entering 6th grade up

through 12th grade, that includes YOU! We are hoping to

meet at least once a month for a fun social gathering

free of commitment, judgement and or worry.

This year some of the fun things we are planning include

game nights, retreats, ski/snowboarding trips, sledding,

movies, dinners, bowling and so much more! Wanting to

give back we will also plan community service projects

which offer a way for you to get in your “required

volunteer” hours. Join us for nursing home visits,

neighborhood clean up, Day by Day warming shelter

help, babysitting service, United Way, and so much more.

Whether you can come once or can make it to every

event, feel free to join us whenever you can. When you

give, you find you get so much more. Transportation will

always be provided as needed.

Our first event will be Sunday September 15th at

5:30pm in Room 201. Pizza dinner will be served and

games will be played. Bring a friend (or two or more) for

a chance to win a prize.

Be there from the start for a great year of fun, faith, and

friends. See Nicki McKnight for questions and or further

details. Nicki@peaceoshkosh.org (949)690-4177.

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CURATOR OF CONGREGATIONAL LIFE

WORSHIP ASSISTANT OPPORTUNITY: AV Booth Volunteer

We are looking for interested

youth--confirmation age and

older, who would be interested

in working in the sound booth.

Kim Dawson will be training

those who are interested

beginning in September. This is

a great opportunity to engage youth directly into the

worship service! Individuals who are interested, should

connect with heather.miller@peaceoshkosh.org.

NEW (TO PEACE) CHAIRS IN THE SOCIAL CENTER On July 30th, Peace

Lutheran Church was

the recipient of 70

p a d d e d a n d

upholstered banquet

chairs. These chairs

were a free upgrade

from the Hilton Hotel

who was also making

an upgrade. A member

of the church, who has a connection with the Hilton

Hotel , contacted Peace in mid-June to say that the chairs

would be available after EAA had run its course for 2019.

On July 30th I recruited a small group of helpful church

family friends and we collected 70 chairs. The chairs

were put to use for the VBS dinners and we look forward

to offering you comfortable seating for many more

dinners to come!

UPGRADES WITH PARK DANCE FUNDS Last month I noted that Peace Preschool had a very

successful night at the Park Dance this year. When the

preschool brainstorms what to do with the funds, we

always try to think of upgrades that benefit both the

preschool and the church. This year the preschool

purchased:

12 brand new, lightweight Lifetime folding

banquet tables—this replaces the extremely

heavy, older banquet tables we had.

4 brand new Rubbermaid utility carts—this

replaces the old metal food trollies in the

kitchen;

1 top of the line, brand new floor buffer—to

replace the heavy old buffer that literally blew

up on our janitor, Mary!

We hope you get to enjoy these updates along with the

preschool staff.

RALLY SUNDAY CHURCH FAMILY PICNIC Peace Lutheran Church will be

hosting a church family picnic on

September 8th. A traditional picnic

lunch will be served by members of

the Leadership Team and the Mission

and Outreach Team. Lunch will be

served in the Social Center from

11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. A short puppet show by the

Scott Street Puppeteers will provide entertainment.

Come and enjoy lunch with your church family. All are

welcome, we truly hope to see you there!

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CURATOR OF CONGREGATIONAL LIFE

Early this summer I met with Abigail Miedaner who had

reached out to Peace to see our vegetable garden and to

share information about a new mission through Zion

Lutheran Church’s Jericho Road Ministries, Inc. which

was growing produce to share with the Oshkosh

community through the Lutheran Food Pantry program-- a

mission supported by Peace Lutheran Church. Through

this connection and conversation, the rain barrel that

had been purchased for the Peace Gardens was turned

over to the gardens cultivated by Jericho Road Ministries.

At Peace, the rain barrel was not properly collecting

water from our industrial gutters and therefore was not

being used for its intended purpose. With the proper

consent of the people instrumental in purchasing the

rain barrel, the barrel was moved to a new home and is

now in full use!

Abigail’s letter describing the purpose of the gardens

and how the rain barrel has benefited the program:

“The gardens are on the same lot as Second

Chance Thrift Store at 753 N. Main St. We

are growing in the greenhouse and in beds

outside. The produce we harvest is taken

next door to the Lutheran Food Pantry

located at 714 Division St. We serve 300—

400 families per month who are residents of

southern Winnebago County. The intent of

the gardens is to provide supplemental

fresh produce, and gardening opportunities

for any interested clients. We have had

several food pantry clients volunteer with

the gardens and have harvested several

times already this season. The rain barrel is

a fantastic addition and we are very grateful

for the donation!”

A LETTER FROM: ABIGAIL MIEDANER,

AQUOPONICS MANAGER FROM JERICHO ROAD MINISTRIES, INC.

A note about the new location of the Peace Gardens Rain Barrel:

PRAYER REQUESTS If you or someone you know (with their permission)

would like to be put on the prayer list, please contact

the church office either by phone (231-4730) or email

office@peaceoshkosh.org. After four weeks, the name

will be removed unless the church is notified. This list is

open to all and categories are, but not limited to: health

recovery, military deployment, milestones, etc.

PLEASE PRAY FOR: Military Deployment: Matthew Berholtz, Karee Cocking,

Andy Duwell, Max Klein, Benjamin Zimmerman

Health/Healing: Bob Bruce, Bernice Clark, Bob &

Marilyn Cornell, Steve Elza, Luann Gifford, Doris

Hanusa, Doris Luedtke, Ron Metko (Al & Karen

Neubauer’s son-in-law), Jody Rabe, Pastor Marty & Lola

Ruge, Karen Russell, Margaret Voss

Encouragement: Bishops Elizabeth Eaton and Gerald

Mansholt of the ELCA Synod and their staffs, Pastor

Brad Dokken, PLC Leadership Team, PLC Office Staff,

Bishop Job Ubane & staff—ELC of South Africa,

Ventersdorp Lutheran Church (our Companion Church

in South Africa)

Hospitalized: Herb Dieckmann, Kim Blake-Jungwirth

PLEASE LET THE OFFICE KNOW WHEN SOMEONE IS HOSPITALIZED.

We most often don’t know someone is hospitalized

unless you call the church office. HIPAA regulations

have made it hard for us to get that information from

the hospital, they usually tell us no one is registered

when we make the daily call to them.

SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN Please notify the office if members of your

family are in the armed forces along with their

addresses. We want them to know we care.

BAPTISMS Callie Ileen Duwell

Baptized on July 28, 2019, daughter of

Andrew C. and Brittany A. Duwell.

Sponsors: Melissa & Andrew Koziak, and

Elise Duwell

Harrison Connor Alves

Baptized on August 4, 2019, son of

Vitor Cunha-Alves & Ashley (Holzer) Alves.

Sponsors: Tina Fuhrman, Michael Kintopf

SEPTEMBER 1—LAST SUNDAY FOR 9AM WORSHIP

RALLY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, WE WILL BE

BACK TO HAVING TWO SERVICES AT 8:00AM

AND 10:30AM. Registration for Sunday

School will be held in the Social Center

at 9am. An all church picnic hosted by

Mission and Outreach will take place

following the 10:30 service with an

encore presentation of The Scott Street

Puppeteers.

MID-WEEK WORSHIP We offer a weekly Wednesday worship service at

5:30pm in our chapel area. This is a service complete

with communion and we often use the readings from

the previous Sunday. If you cannot make it on Sunday

mornings, consider joining us Wednesday evenings.

ALTAR FLOWERS FOR SEPTEMBER Sept 1: Dave & Signe Nelson, 46th Anniversary

Sept 8: Date Available

Sept 15: Steve & Kathy Berholtz, 45th Anniversary

Sept 22: Date Available

Sept 29: Roger & Joanne Stecker, 69th Anniversary

Have you signed up for that special Sunday (or

Sundays) on the 2019 Flower Chart in the narthex?

There are some Sundays still available for celebrating a

birthday, anniversary, or to remember a special person

in your life for only $25.

LUTHERAN FOOD PANTRY FOOD PANTRY SUNDAY IS THE FIRST SUNDAY OF

EACH MONTH. Food donations can be put

by the altar. Food donations can also be

brought anytime the church is open.

Those donations should be put in the

gray cabinet next to the elevator at the

Ninth Avenue entry by the Circle Drive.

LITTLE FREE PANTRY LITTLE FREE PANTRY SUNDAY IS THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF EACH

MONTH. Donations can be put by the altar (watch for

donation theme each month). Non-perishable food,

personal care items and gift cards may be left in the

Pantry at any time. (See article on page 7 for updated

information on a newly constructed panty that will be

placed in a new location on the church grounds.)

Overflow donations can be placed on the shelves near

the elevator at Ninth Avenue entry of the Circle Drive

anytime the church is open. Cash donations should be

dropped off in the church office.

For more information about the Little Free Pantry, visit

https://www.facebook.com/littlefreepantryatpeace/.

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PRAYER

“Prayers don’t need to be long and eloquent. They only need to come from a sincere and humble heart.

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MEMBER INFORMATION

SCRIPTURE CONVERSATIONS Discussions each Sunday after Worship

This summer has another opportunity after the service—

grab your coffee and drop in the newly renovated

Reflection Room for some spirited discussion on the

day’s scriptures. We take another look at the scriptures,

share some perspectives, and usually learn something

new about them and each other. Discussions are light-

hearted and fun.

COMING IN SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 1—I’M AWESOMELY HUMBLE

SEPTEMBER 8—STAY GREEN, CHRISTIANS

SEPTEMBER 15—THOSE PEOPLE

SEPTEMBER 22—MUTUAL INTEREST IS

SELF INTEREST

SEPTEMBER 29—RICH PEOPLE SUCK

CONFIRMATION UPDATE

We will be having our organizational Confirmation

meeting on September 11th at 6:30 pm in the Social

Center for students in grades 6-8. Anyone in these

grades are invited to participate in the program. We ask

that both students and their adult(s) are present for this

initial meeting where we will do an overview of the year.

If you have questions about this years program, please

contact Pastor Brad. We look forward to an exciting

year!

BIBLES We will be giving out Bibles to young

people on September 22nd at both

services. Bibles are given to young

people at age 3 and again at 3rd grade.

If your young person has not received

an age appropriate Bible from Peace,

please let either Nicki McKnight or the church office

know so we can add you to our list.

nicki@peaceoshkosh.org / office@peaceoshkosh.org

COMING UP—OKTOBERFEST OCTOBER 13

SAVE THE DATE!

Oktoberfest will be happening with Tuba Dan

leading the 9am worship service and a meal

to follow. Watch your future bulletins and

newsletter for more details.

LUNCH BUNCH September 11, 2019, at 11:30am at

Parnell’s. Call Sally at 385-0425 to reserve

your spot by the Monday preceding—

September 9. This will give Sally time to

inform the restaurant how many will be

attending. Bring a friend.

NOISY OFFERING On September 29th we will have a

NOISY OFFERING for the Day by Day

Warming Shelter. The money will be

used to purchase bus tokens for guests who need them

throughout the year. This offering will be taken at both

services, so please bring your change/cash to donate!

This will be our third year donating bus tokens. The

folks at the shelter are always so appreciative!

WARMING SHELTER MEALS Peace Lutheran is signed up to serve 4 meals at the

Day by Day Warming Shelter in the 2019-2020 season.

We will be passing clipboards around during church

services for you to volunteer to help. The time

commitment is from 5:30 to 7:00pm. We are scheduled

for 2 Fridays and 2 Sundays based on the feedback to

give everyone a change to volunteer if they would like.

DATES: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20TH

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH

SUNDAY, MARCH 15

FRIDAY, APRIL 3RD

GARDEN GROUP The garden and grounds are

flourishing with color and ready

p r o d u c e , be a n s , t o m a t o e s ,

cucumbers, peppers and onions.

Please take time to stop by and if you

see something you would like to

pick, please help yourself. Also, if

anyone has time, we could use a few extra hands

to help keep the weeds down. Any questions/

comments/suggestions ask one of the three or our

garden group: Steve Berholtz, Heather Miller or Kathi

Sawall.

DID YOU KNOW? You’ll get 91% more of the antioxidant

beta carotene from veggies like dark

leafy greens and carrots by mixing a

tablespoon of mayo into your

dressings and dips! That’s because fat

helps your body absorb certain

nutrients and mayo packs in the mono

and polyunsaturated fats—the healthy

types.

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MEMBER INFORMATION

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T H O SE S ER VI NG U S I N S E P TEM B ER 2 0 19

09/01/2019 9:00 Service — Labor Day Weekend

Altar Guild: David Nelson

Assisting Minister: Jim Benson

Communion Asst: Andy Janke

Lector: Jim Benson

Ushers: Jean & Jesse Andersen; Penny Angell

Hospitality: Kim Blake-Jungwirth

Acolyte: TBD

Tech/Sound Booth: Kim Dawson and TBD

09/08/2019 8:00 Service 10:30 Service

Altar Guild: Andy Janke Jessica Felker

Assisting Minister: Heather Kangas Kayla Pfluger

Communion Asst: Amy Lee Kristi Cocking

Lector: Don Lewis Kristi Cocking

Ushers: Amy Lee, Karen Kieper, Jari Hall George & Kathi Sawall; Rory Alsberg

Hospitality: Laurie Kleveno and Janell Duwell

Acolyte: Josie Weber Colton Felker

Tech/Sound Booth: Steve Berholtz and Dan Kieper Kim Dawson and TBD

09/15/2019 8:00 Service 10:30 Service

Altar Guild: Heather Miller Nancy Schettl

Assisting Minister: Heather Miller Penny Angell

Communion Asst: Kathy Berholtz Jean Andersen

Lector: Jan Steinert Matthew Pfluger

Ushers: Amy Lee, Karen Kieper, Jari Hall Kim & Melanie Krukow; Jessica Felker

Hospitality: TBD

Acolyte: Cameron Miller TBD

Tech/Sound Booth: Steve Berholtz and Dan Kieper Kim Dawson and TBD

09/22/2019 8:00 Service 10:30 Service

Altar Guild: Joyce Christianson Jessica Felker

Assisting Minister: Kim Blake-Jungwirth Lucinda Porter

Communion Asst: Steve Berholtz Kim Krukow

Lector: Jeff Wolk Kayla Pfluger

Ushers: Amy Lee, Karen Kieper, Jari Hall Nelson Family

Hospitality: Kese Family and Miller Family

Acolyte: Josie Weber Colton Felker

Tech/Sound Booth: Steve Berholtz and Dan Kieper Kim Dawson and TBD

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M OR E O PP O RT UN I TE S T O S E RV E

INSTRUMENTS OF PEACE

We are looking for musically gifted people to help out

on Sunday mornings. If you have been blessed with

the ability to sing or play an instrument, we would love

to hear from you. If you are interested, please send an

email to communications@peaceoshkosh.com.

Thanks!

09/29/2019 8:00 Service 10:30 Service

Altar Guild: Jari Hall Cori Stromberg

Assisting Minister: Nicki McKnight Nicki McKnight

Communion Asst: Karen Kieper Jesse Andersen

Lector: Nancy Lokken Lucinda Porter

Ushers: Amy Lee, Karen Kieper, Jari Hall Eric Smiltneek and Chad McKnight

Hospitality: TBD

Acolyte: TBD TBD

Tech/Sound Booth: Steve Berholtz and Dan Kieper Kim Dawson and TBD

PANTRY COLLECTIONS

There is always a need for your help in Oshkosh, Items

can be donated at any time the church is open,

collection sites are just inside the circle drive doors.

THE LUTHERAN PANTRY items go in the tall grey cabinet

by the elevator. PEACE’S LITTLE FREE PANTRY donations

can be placed on the shelves by the door. Thank you

for your donations!

1st Sunday of the Month—Lutheran Food Pantry

4th Sunday of the Month— Peace’s Little Free Pantry

Prayer Partners is a ministry effort at

Peace Lutheran Church aimed at

pairing a middle school student with

an adult of the congregation who is

authentic, affirming and available to

pray for a child. The vision is to foster

inter-generational relationships that

will help our youth navigate

adolescence and all the changes

that come with that stage of life.

Are you interested in equipping young

people for a lifelong journey of faith?

For more information contact Kristi

Cocking at 608-387-5470 or

Kristi.Cocking@gmail.com.

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Y O U R L EAD ER SH I P

This newsletter is edited by Joyce Nikolaus as a project of the Promotion Team. All articles are due

on the 15th of the month prior to publication. Please email items to both:

Joyce at jdnikolaus@gmail.com.

The church office at office@PeaceOshkosh.org.

Leadership Team Members Here is your current Leadership Team. They have provided

contact information so that you may reach them anytime you

have a suggestion, question, concern or positive feedback.

Joseph Friday, President 920-642-0066—jfriday@new.rr.com

Heather Miller, Vice President 920-279-7277—

heathermiller@peaceoshkosh.org

Kayla Pfluger, Secretary 920-264-7924—

kpflugs08@gmail.com

Dave Nelson, Member at Large 920-410-0521—

nelsoda38@hotmail.com

Heidi Nelson 920-362-4227—nelsonteamllc@gmail.com

Kathy Berholtz 920-233-5044—kberholtz@gmail.com

Kristi Cocking 608-387-5470—kristi.cocking@gmail.com

Samantha Felker 920-303-1391—samspf17@gmail.com

Lucinda Porter 920-573-3183—lucinda_d38@hotmail.com

PEACE LUTHERAN WEBSITE ADDRESS: www.peaceoshkosh.org

OFFICE EMAIL: office@peaceoshkosh.org

OFFICE PHONE: 920-231-4730

STAFF: PEACE LUTHERAN PASTOR

REV. BRAD DOKKEN 701-570-1843

Email: pastorbrad@peaceoshkosh.org

CURATOR OF CONGREGATIONAL LIFE

HEATHER MILLER 920-231-4730

Email: Heather.Miller@peaceoshkosh.org.

CURATOR OF MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY

MATT CROWE 920-231-4730

EMAIL: communications@peaceoshkosh.org

CURATOR OF YOUTH AND FAMILY MINITRIES

NICKI MCKNIGHT 920-231-4730

EMAIL: nicki@peaceoshkosh.org

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Kim Blake-Jungwirth

Email: kim@peaceoshkosh.org

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Signe Nelson

Email: signe@peaceoshkosh.org

MAINTENANCE George Sawall

CUSTODIAN Mary Willey

CHOIR DIRECTOR/ORGANIST Sommer Johnson-Loar

CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Erin Tedesco and

Darcy Showers

TREASURER Matthew Pfluger

TEAM LEADERS: LEADERSHIP Joseph Friday

CARE OF THE CONGREGATION Barb Molash

CARING FOR CREATION Alicia Alsberg

ENDOWMENT Randy Hartman

MUTUAL MINISTRY Diane Friday

PROMOTION

PROPERTY Jesse Andersen

FINANCE Matthew Pfluger

TECH TEAM Michael Stromberg

WORSHIP Kim Blake-Jungwirth

Hospitality Heather Miller

ORGANIZATIONS: PEACE LUTHERAN CEMETERY Mary Davis

PEACE CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL Heather Miller

TEACHERS’ CLOSET Kay Kuenzl-Stenerson

VPS (VOLUNTEER PERSONS) Marcy Hale

W.O.F. BIBLE STUDY Jenny Angell a non-denominational cemetery

on Waukau Road between

Oregon Street and Lakeshore Drive LOT PRICE ONLY $600

Each lot can hold 1 full burial or 2 cremations

or 1 full burial and 1 cremation. FINANCING AVAILABLE

For more information,

call Bob Reinke, Sexton, 920-379-8506

Peace Lutheran Cemetery