Whitnall Park Lutheran Church

5847 Lilac Lane

Hales Corners, WI 53130

Pastor Michael Fazio

Office Phone (414) 425-1169/ www.wplc.net

Email: assistant@whitnallparkchurch.com

Office Hours

Monday - Friday ~ 8:30 am to 12:30 pm

Sunday Worship 8:30 am & 10:15 am

Communion ~ Sundays and all Festivals

Services with Healing ~ February 16

Sunday School 10:15 am September 8 through May 17

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COFFEE HOUR

The proceeds from the Coffee Hour sponsored by the

Social Ministry Committee on February 2nd will benefit

Hope House.

MERU PARTNERSHIP

Mt. Meru Coffee can be ordered or purchased on

the cabinet near the kitchen. All sales help improve

the lives of the coffee farmers, their families, and their

communities in the Mt. Meru Diocese of Tanzania.

“SOUPER” BOWL

Sunday, February 2nd, is the “Souper” Bowl, the day

when members of Whitnall Park bring in cans of soup

and any other non-perishable food items for the South

Side Food Pantry at Hope House. Money will also be

collected to benefit the programs at Hope House. The

proceeds from the Coffee Hour sponsored by the Social

Ministry Committee on that Sunday will also benefit Hope

House.

Hope House, located at 209 West Orchard Street,

provides immediate shelter for women and children and

homeless men, long-term housing for the homeless at

the Mercy Housing Johnson Center at 13th and Wind

Lake, educational programs and job training for adults,

and after school programs to strengthen the academic

skills of children and teens. Hope House provides free or

low-cost medical care at the Angel of Hope Clinic and

distributes food at the United South Side Food Pantry.

This is the only Sunday in 2020 that food will be collected

for Hope House. Food collected on every other Sunday

will go to Unity Lutheran Church.

UNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

WPLC volunteers at the Unity Lutheran Soup kitchen

on the second Wednesday of every month. There is a

volunteer sign-up sheet on the bulletin board that goes

through August. If you are interested in volunteering

but are unable to commit through next summer, we can

always use help for a single day. Questions, please contact

Jeff Girard at 419-346-3202 or jjgir1@aol.com.

Unity Lutheran food pantry is in need of beef sticks, slim

jims, summer sausage, water, canned fruit, peanut butter

and canned vegetables (Unity prefers separate cans of

peas, carrots, corn, green beans, please avoid mixed

vegetables). Please consider these items when donating

food.

List of additional items to donate:

Unity can use toiletries, towels and clean gently used or

new clothing for women/men/children (underwear, socks,

t-shirts, pants, hoodies, seasonal coats and sweaters).

SOCIAL MINISTRY SUNDAY SCHOOL ROTATION

Members of the Social Ministry team will take turns to

teach in the next Sunday School Rotation February 2nd

through the 23rd.

The lesson is on "Jesus Feeds 5,000" from John 6:1-14.

The workshop activity will include Bible Skills and Games

and we look forward to sharing our faith journey with the

children.

SOCIAL MINISTRY

PANCAKES AND FELLOWSHIP

Everyone is invited for pancakes and fellowship prior to

our Ash Wednesday services. The Confirmation students

and parent volunteers will be cooking up a dinner of

pancakes, sausages, fruit, milk, juice and coffee on

Wednesday, February 26, beginning at 5:30 p.m.

There is no cost, but a free-will offering will be taken to

cover expenses. All extra offerings will be used for the

Helping Hands fund.

Students and adult volunteers should begin arriving at

4 p.m. for set up and food preparation.

Ash Wednesday is February 26th with Worship services at

Noon and 7:00 pm.

Service volunteers are needed at both services.

Please see the bulletin board to sign up or

call the office at 414-425-1169.

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THE WHITNALL PARK

LUTHERAN CHURCH

ANNUAL MEETING

will be held on Sunday,

March 1, 2020 at 11:30 am

COMMITTEE ANNUAL REPORTS :

All reports and articles for

the 2019 Annual Report

are due by February 3.

Please be prompt.

Thank you.

BOOK CLUB Monday, February 10, 2020 7:00 pm @ WPLC

Book discussion: The Saboteur by Andrew Gross

Putting aside his personal needs to join the Norwegian resistance during WWII, engineer Kurt

Nordstrum makes a daring escape to England to transmit secret evidence of the Nazi’s progress

towards building an atomic bomb, in a thriller inspired by a true story.

MEN’S BOOK CLUB Monday, February 17, 2020 7:00 pm @ Ann’s Italian

Book discussion: The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein

If you've ever wondered what your dog is thinking, Stein's third novel offers an answer. Enzo is a lab terrier mix

plucked from a farm outside Seattle to ride shotgun with race car driver Denny Swift as he pursues success on the

track and off.

ALTAR GUILD

The Altar Guild is a Christian organization whose chief

function is the care and maintenance of the Altar linens,

the Paraments and setting up for communion. Each week

2 members set up the communion table before service as

well as the clean up after communion. Soiled linens are

taken home and washed. The Altar Guild is responsible

for the washing of the Pastor’s, assisting ministers and

acolytes robes.

Duties also include the changing of the Paraments to

coordinate with the church calendar, setting up the

Baptismal Font for Baptisms and maintaining the pew

cards.

The Altar Guild sponsors the Easter Brunch on Easter

morning and the coffee hour between services the 4th

Sunday of the month. The monies collected goes towards

extra items not covered under the budget. In the past

monies have also been donated to church projects.

If anyone is interested in joining the Altar Guild, you can

contact Pat Suderland, Linda Shea or Evie Schubert.

LADIES OF WPLC

The Ladies of WPLC is a group of women who volunteer

to help with funeral lunches and other events for WPLC

when requested. They also serve the second Sunday

coffee hour on even calendar months. The income from

donations goes towards kitchen and church needs.

For the last two years the Ladies of WPLC have held a

Holiday Bake Sale; featuring Christmas Cookies, breads,

candies, and other delicious items. The proceeds in 2018

went to Helping Hands and in 2019 for repair and

maintenance items with in the church.

In October we sponsored Senior Sunday, honoring our

Senior members who are 80+ years young.

If you love to bake we can always use your help whether

coffee hour, bake sales or funerals.

Look for our Ministry display in February in

Hornburg Hall.

MINISTRY & VOLUNTEER CORNER Highlighting a different ministry of the church every month!

ALTAR GUILD & LADIES OF WPLC

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FROM MY PERCH: I have been home for nearly a week with a respiratory virus. It started just before we left for

Pasadena and the Rose Bowl. Going to the Tournament of Roses parade and game has been

on my bucket list as long as I can remember—long before “bucket list” was even coined as a

phrase. I always told my husband that if Greendale High School’s band was ever chosen to go, we would be there.

This was the year.

Fortunately, with lots of ibuprofen, some allergy nose spray recommended by a pharmacist in Anaheim, and some

tasty honey-flavored cough syrup, I had a week that surpassed my wildest dreams. We volunteered putting over

800 roses individually in tiny vials in the float building barns and excitedly watched for red roses for the Wisconsin

float, orange roses for the Honda float and pink roses for the Blue Diamond Almond float during the parade on

New Year’s Day.

Though the game result wasn’t what we hoped for, we had excellent seats, and we enjoyed cheering with nearby

Wisconsin fans and meeting very friendly Ducks fans. We enjoyed seeing some of the band members from the

Japan Green Marching band and working with them as fellow float building volunteers. It was a thrill to see them

perform at Bandfest just before the Greendale band and again in the parade.

I have often preached about living in the present, and during this week, thanks to God’s grace and so many won-

derful people, I did just that. And then I crashed. Today, I am finally feeling better, in part due to lots of sleep,

more medicine, the thoughtfulness of friends and family, and of course, prayer.

Today, as I was struggling with what to write about the phone rang. It was one of my friends that had been

diagnosed with ovarian cancer just before Christmas. She had surgery, and though it was successful, she is still

facing six weeks of radiation after recovering from the surgery. She is doing much better, and is finding it hard

to relax and heal—and wait to begin the next leg of her treatment.

She and her husband have always taken a trip to somewhere warm during the winter, and this year they had to

cancel their plans and alter them for something smaller and later, perhaps in April. Her “living in the present” is not

so pleasant right now, and even the immediate future is daunting.

My friend is a gardener, and so we talked about the story of the gardener’s faith in the planting of a bulb. We

plant it in fall, and wait through the cold, gloomy winter—until in spring it blooms as a lovely tulip.

I encouraged her to plan the trip in April with her husband, to look ahead. Her doctors have given her an excellent

prognosis, and though she is fearful, it is time to live in the future, because that is where God’s grace lies also.

If things aren’t looking so good for you right now, perhaps you too should plan for a glorious future because God

will travel that journey with you always.

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Please join Pastor at the Sunday School families and teachers’ meeting on Sunday, Feb. 2 after the second service

to discuss plans for next year.

I will also be looking for confirmation mentors for our eight students who will be confirmed in May. If you are

interested in serving as a mentor, please let me know. Training will be scheduled in February, and installation will

occur the Sunday before Ash Wednesday. If you have questions about the mentorship program, send me an

email at robinbrodie@yahoo.com.

To all of you, Happy Valentine’s Day!

Robin Nehring Brodie

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FROM MY SUNDAY SCHOOL DESK: “Maybe Christmas (he thought) doesn’t come from a store.

Maybe Christmas perhaps means a little bit more.”

For those of you who are familiar with the Christmas movie

“How the Grinch Stole Christmas”, you have heard that famous

quote spoken by the Grinch. During this month well known for

“Love”, that famous quote can most certainly be applied to

Valentine’s Day. We must remember that it is not just about

the flowers and chocolates. Perhaps it is smiling at a passerby

or being patient with sales clerks. We must show kindness – we

must live love.

We have returned from our holiday break and have jumped

back into our learning, with a Rotation on the Ten Command-

ments. Our next Rotation will begin in February, with the story

of “Jesus Feeds 5,000”.

There are still some boxes of Sunday school offering envelopes

that have not been picked up. Please contact Kelly Brown if you

have not yet received your child’s offering envelopes.

Reminder:

Feb. 23 – Teacher meeting (Session 6 teachers will receive binders)

Feb. 26 – Ash Wednesday

Kelly Brown

Sunday School Superintendent

UPCOMING EVENTS IN MARCH:

2020 LENTEN SOUP LUNCH AND SOUP SUPPER:

Wednesday, March 4th is the first of five Wednesdays in Lent when we hold a Lenten

Soup & Sandwich Lunch following the Noon worship service and a 6:00 pm Lenten

Soup Supper prior to the 7:00 pm worship service. All are welcome. If you plan to

attend either of the Lenten meals and wish to donate a food item or dessert, you are

certainly welcome to do so (look for the sign-up sheets posted in Hornburg Hall). A

freewill donation is collected at both the lunch and dinner to help cover expenses.

WPLC SHOWCASE OF TALENT!

Five years ago, as part of our 75th anniversary celebration, WPLC held a talent show highlighting the various

aptitudes of some of our members…it was awesome! We then did it again in 2017 as a benefit for our organ

refurbishment fund, and again last year in 2019. We are now going to do it again this year because the people

have spoken and once more want to see this glorious entertainment! Please join your church family as we put

our talents on display in the Fellowship Hall on Saturday, March 21st from 2 to 4 pm. Desserts and coffee will be

served. Look for the sign up if you are willing to be a performer, bring a treat or if you simply plan on attending.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Karen Budic, 02-01

Lily Dietzler, 02-02

Connor Braun, 02-03

Larry Cudzewicz, 02-04

Matthew Kalusche, 02-04

Jim Lange, 02-05

Chloe Berg, 02-05

Pat Noeske, 02-06

Nancy Sherman, 02-08

Makayla Metzger, 02-09

Betty Hembrook, 02-10

Evan Knier, 02-10

Joann Wollmer, 02-11

Brent Rice, 02-11

Julie Dlouhy, 02-12

Caden Berg, 02-13

Connor McMahon, 02-14

Sharon Hause, 02-15

Betty Senft, 02-15

Kirk Milligan, 02-15

Louise Ludwig, 02-16

Sally Cole, 02-17

Tegan Hareng, 02-18

Taryn Hareng, 02-18

James Hendrickson, 02-18

Scott Keske, 02-18

Kris Laposki, 02-19

Ron Sonntag, 02-19

David Mueller, 02-19

Gabrielle Vick, 02-20

Bonnie Hareng, 02-21

Sarah Schlueter, 02-21

Jack Roffers, 02-21

Tom Laposki, 02-23

Patricia Suderland, 02-23

Oscar Smith, 02-25

Joanna Stollenwerk, 02-26

Sandy Johnson, 02-26

Sean Lindenstruth, 02-26

Duane Hause, 02-27

Lorraine Graef, 02-27

Lucas Hoffmann, 02-27

Lori Ridder, 02-28

Alexander Metzger, 02-28

Nolan Martens, 02-28

Suzanne Schicantek, 02-29

James and Julie Driebel, 02-08

Ray and Diane Remington, 02-10

Scott and Kathi Ried, 02-28

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CHURCH COUNCIL

Council President: John Just

Council Vice President: Kathi Ried

Secretary: Corky Roe

Treasurer: TBD

COUNCIL LIAISONS TO THE CHURCH COMMITTEES;

Endowment: Jon Dietzler, Linda Shea

Fellowship: Pastor Fazio

Finance: Corky Roe

Property: John Just, Mike Myers

Social Ministry: Kris Kaptain

Worship and Music: Kathi Ried

WPLC COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES – 12-17-19

Members in Attendance: Corky Roe, Kris Kaptain,

Mike Myers, Kathi Ried, John Just, Jon Dietzler

Members Absent: Pastor Fazio, Linda Shea

The meeting was called to order at 7:05 pm by Corky.

Agenda Reviewed and accepted.

Secretary’s Report: November meeting minutes were

reviewed and approved.

Treasurer / Finance Report:

November:

General Giving YTD: $244,984

Total Expenses YTD: $284,384 (exceeded giving by

$39,400)

General Mortgage Giving YTD: $30,329 (exceed expenses

by $6,182)

General Mortgage Expenses (Payment) TYD: $24,147

Investment Gains: $61,631

Rate of return on investments have been very good in

2019. Working to schedule a meeting with Edward Jones.

Planning to budget at 3% return from investments. Based

on 3% growth can be applied towards 2020 budget.

Pastor’s Report:

Lead Worship & Preached 5 Services

1 Hospital/Rehab visit

2 Baptism – Scarlett Jean Schultz; Theodore Walter

Williams

4 counseling appointment

Helping Hands Fund as of 11/19 $2,232

Upcoming Dates:

12/24 Christmas Eve

12/25 Christmas

Christian Education:

Report provided by Kelly & Robin

Committee Reports

Endowment: No Report

Worship and Music: Did not meet, plans for Advent/

Christmas services planned.

Property:

Roof is complete.

Lighting project completed, discussing up lighting. Same

member who previously sponsored lighting offered to

sponsor up lighting.

Washing machine donated for the parsonage.

Social Ministry:

Coffee Hour, $94 for Project Return

Produce table $133.50, matched by endowment

December 11, unity meal serving 105 people

Meru Coffee sale in progress

1-5-20 Sojourner Family Peace Center

Teaching Sunday School in February

HR Committee:

Motion raised by John to approve salary packages up to

$213,000, seconded by Kathi, unanimously approved.

Discussion regarding 2020 positions.

Old Business:

Bi-laws with Pastor for review

New Business:

John Just and Corky Roe will not be seeking re-election at

the annual meeting in March.

Next council meeting scheduled for Tuesday January 28,

2020.

The meeting adjourned at 8:27 pm.

Respectfully Submitted,

Corky Roe

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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

At the last bible study, one of our members shared that in her bible there is a section that highlights various

passages of where to look in the bible for a variety of life's circumstances. This is an incredibly helpful tool, so

for this month, I'd like to post this information as it offers a wonderful guide through scripture for very practical

applications to the faith. Utilizing this list will surely offer you direction as nothing else can. Enjoy!

WHERE TO LOOK IN THE BIBLE WHEN...

WHEN-

You need peace John 14 | Romans 8

All is well Psalm 33:12-22 |

Psalm 100 | 1 Timothy 6 |

James2:1-17

You face new responsibility

Joshua 1:1-9 | Proverbs 2 |

2 Corinthians 8:1-15

You are making a new home

Psalm 127 | Proverbs 17 |

Ephesians 5 | Colossians 3 |

1 Peter 3:1-17 | 1 John 4

You want to get along Romans 12

You are anxious for a loved one

Psalm 121 | Luke 17

Business is poor Psalm 37 |

Psalm 92 | Ecclesiastes 5

You are discouraged

Psalm 23 | Psalm 42 | Psalm 43

Things are going from bad to worse

2 Timothy 3 | Hebrews 13

Friends seem to desert you

Matthew 5 | 1 Corinthians 13

Sorrow overcomes you

Psalm 46 | Matthew 28

Tempted to do wrong

Psalm 15 | Psalm 19 | Psalm 139 |

Matthew 4 | James 1

Things look depressing

Psalm 34 | Psalm 71 | Isaiah 40

You can't sleep

Psalm 4 | Psalm 56 | Psalm 130

You have had an argument

Matthew 18 | Ephesians 4 |

James 4

Tired Psalm 95:1-7 | Matthew 11

Worried Psalm 46 | Matthew 6

IF YOU-

Are challenged by opposition

Ephesians 6 | Philippians 4

Are facing a crisis Job 28:12-18 |

Proverbs 8 | Isaiah 55

Are impatient

Psalm 40 | Psalm 90 | Hebrews 12

Have lost a loved one

1 Corinthians 15 | 1 Thessalonians

4:13 to 5:28 | Revelation 21 & 22

Are bored

2 Kings 5 | Job 38 | Psalm 103 |

Psalm 104 | Ephesians 3

Have a grudge Luke 6 |

2 Corinthians 4 | Ephesians 4

Have experienced severe losses

Colossians 1 | 1 Peter 1

Need forgiveness

Matthew 23 | Luke 15 | Philemon

Are sick or in pain Psalm 6 |

Psalm 39 | Psalm 41 | Psalm 47 |

Isaiah 26 | James 5:13-19

WHEN YOU-

Feel your faith is weak Psalm 126 |

Psalm 146 | Hebrews 11

Think God is far away Psalm 25 |

Psalm 125 | Psalm 138 | Luke 10

Are leaving home

Psalm 119 | Proverbs 3 & 4

Are planning your budget

Mark 4 | Luke 19

Are lonely or fearful Psalm 27 |

Psalm 91 | Luke 8 | 1 Peter 4

Fear death John 11 | John 17 |

John 20 | 2 Corinthians 5 |

1 John 3 | Revelation 14

Have sinned Psalm 51 | Isaiah 53 |

John 3 | 1 John 1

Want to worship God

Psalm 24 | Psalm 84 | Psalm 116 |

Isaiah 1:10-20 | John 4:1-45

TO FIND-

The Ten Commandments

Exodus 20 | Deuteronomy 5

The Beatitudes Matthew 5:1-12

The Lord's Prayer

Matthew 6:5-15 | Luke 11:1-13

The Sermon on the Mount

Matthew 5, 6 & 7

The Great Commandments

Matthew 22:34-40

The Great Commission

Matthew 28:16-20 | Mark 16:14-18

The Parable of the Good Samaritan

Luke 10

The Parable of the Prodigal Son

Luke 15

The Parable of the Sower

Matthew 13 | Mark 4 | Luke 8

The Last Judgment Matthew 25

The Faith Chapter Hebrews 11

The Love Chapter 1 Corinthians 13

The Ascension of Jesus Acts 1:1-12

The Day of Pentecost Acts 2

The Temptation of Jesus

Matthew 4:1-11 | Luke 4:1-13

The Magnificat of Mary

Luke 1:46-55

Eternal Life John 3:16-17

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 -”SOUPER BOWL”

8:30 & 10:15 am Worship,

Communion ~ rail

9:40 am Kid’s Bells

10:15 am Sunday School

11:15 am Sunday School teachers

& parents meeting

11:30 am Youth Group

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3

Annual Reports are due

7:00 pm Dartball - home

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Knitting & Crocheting

7:30 pm AA meeting

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5

6:30 pm Confirmation class

7:00 pm Choir

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6

7:00 pm AA meeting

7:15 pm Bells

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7

Pastor off

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9

8:30 & 10:15 am Worship,

Communion ~ intinction

8:30 am Baptism

Kid’s Bells @ services

10:15 am Children’s Message &

Sunday School

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10

7:00 pm Book Club

7:00 pm Dartball - away

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Knitting & Crocheting

6:30 pm Property meeting

7:00 pm Worship & Music mtg

7:30 pm AA meeting

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12

WPLC @ Unity

4:00 pm Confirmation Class-Unity

7:00 pm Choir

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13

8:30 am OWL’s @ the Forum

7:00 pm AA meeting

7:15 pm Bells

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 - VALENTINES DAY

Pastor off

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16

8:30 & 10:15 am Worship,

Communion ~ rail, Healing

9:40 am God’s Young Voices

10:15 am Sunday School

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17

March Leaf articles are due

7:00 pm Men’s Book Club @ Ann’s

7:00 pm Dartball - here

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18

9:00 am Dorcas

1:00 pm Knitting & Crocheting

7:30 pm AA meeting

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19

7:00 pm Choir

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20

7:00 pm AA meeting

7:15 pm Bells

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21

Pastor off

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23

8:30 & 10:15 am Worship,

Communion ~ intinction,

Temple Talk, Adult bells @

services

9:40 am God’s Young Voices

10:15 am Sunday School

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24

7:00 pm Dartball - away

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25

9:00 am Dorcas

9:30 am Friends

1:00 pm Knitting & Crocheting

7:00 pm Council meeting

7:30 pm AA meeting

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 - ASH WED.

12:00 pm Worship

4:00 pm Confirmation class—

food prep

5:30-6:30 pm Pancake Supper

7:00 pm Worship

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27

7:00 pm AA meeting

7:15 pm Bells

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28

Pastor off

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29

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FEBRUARY SUNDAY WORSHIP

February 23

8:30 am Worship

Assisting Minister: Marjorie Pagel

Acolyte: Connor Vande Yacht

Ushers: Jim Gaffney, Lyle Lance

Greeter: Patty Sparacino

Altar Guild: Janel Oberheu

10:15 AM Worship

Assisting Minister: Mike Sparacino

Acolyte: Hannah Cotey

Ushers: Jerry Pagel, Jerome Thome

Greeter: Kris Laposki

Altar Guild: Bernice King

Readings

Exodus 24:12-18

Psalm 2

Psalm 99 (alternate)

2 Peter 1:16-21

Matthew 17:1-9

8:30 AM Worship

Assisting Minister: Jeff Girard

Acolyte: Lucas Dietzler

Ushers: John Dobogai,

John Hembrook, Ken Perkl

Greeter: Evelyn Schubert

Altar Guild: Sue Schicantek

10:15 AM Worship

Assisting Minister: Kris Laposki

Acolyte: Sarah Andresen

Ushers: Tom Laposki,

Brian & Kristi Peyer

Greeter: Sandra Krause

Altar Guild: Sandy Abraham

Readings

Isaiah 58:1-9a [9b-12]

Psalm 112:1-9 [10]

1 Corinthians 2:1-12 [13-16]

Matthew 5:13-20

February 9

8:30 AM Worship

Assisting Minister: Jerrijo Cowman

Acolyte: Emily Biloff

Ushers: Jim Arneson, Mike Oberheu,

Scott Ried

Greeter: Dorothy Perkl

Altar Guild: Jerrijo Cowman

10:15 AM Worship

Assisting Minister: Tom Laposki

Acolyte: Dylan Kruschke

Ushers: Greg & Paul Saari

Greeter: Nancy Sievert

Altar Guild: Jane Prescott

Readings

Micah 6:1-8

Psalm 15

1 Corinthians 1:18-31

Matthew 5:1-12

February 2

8:30 am Worship

Assisting Minister: Sharon Kaempfer

Acolyte: Lucas Rakow

Ushers: Jeff Dietz, Linda Shea

Greeter: Kathy Sonntag

Altar Guild: Barbara Meyrose

10:15 am Worship

Assisting Minister: Laurie Sorvick

Acolyte: Carson Reiter

Ushers: Larry Pfeil, Jerry Rakow

Greeter: Karon Hedlof

Altar Guild: Laura Rakow

Readings

Deuteronomy 30:15-20

Sirach 15:15-20 (alternate)

Psalm 119:1-8

1 Corinthians 3:1-9

Matthew 5:21-37

February 16

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