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Our Saviour Lutheran Church, 120 S. Henry Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 54302
(920) 468-4065 http://www.oslc-gb.org
JUNE 2017
The Mind Needs Direction
by Pastor David
If we don’t give the mind something to focus on, it will find something.
Often those somethings are spinning negative thoughts.
Point 1: Traffic circles during rush hour are very busy
intersections. Some cars go around and around and
can’t seem to find their way out.
Point 2: Our minds can be like that busy roundabout at
rush hour. Some pleasant thoughts, some unpleasant
and some that just go around and around and can’t find
their way out.
Point 3: The Church Fathers describe the mind [“Noos”
in Greek] after the Fall, as being ‘scattered’. We are
Application: Too much silence can work against you.
scatterbrained. Thoughts run around and around, we
Turn the news off and turn the music on. Find someone
follow things we should not and pay attention to
to talk to. Play the radio. Read a book. Play a game.
everything but God.
Go for a walk. Play some hymns. Read the Word.
Point 4: Now, add stress to that scattered thinker. If a Stimulate your mind through your senses with holy
person is left alone in silence with their thoughts, with things, lest your wandering mind find something
trouble, or even worse, death at their door, those racing troublesome to focus on. Consider making a list of
thoughts may include thought-vehicles carrying blessings. Consider taking the worry hours and
memories of a painful past, anxiety-cars, trucks full of transforming them into praying hours. Consider others
worry; there may be collisions of dashed hopes bumping in your thoughts instead of yourself.
against unmet expectations.
Similarly, our hands were made by God to serve Him,
Point 5: All those racing thoughts can overwhelm and and serving others is how we do that. Rather than
discourage the person left in silence. sitting on your hands and worrying or fretting or feeling
sorry for yourself, put those God-given hands to work
Point 6: If we don’t give the mind something to focus in serving Him. But how, but where? Who is sick? Can
on, it will find something, and often those somethings you visit them? Who could use a get-well card? Write
are spinning thoughts in the roundabouts of our minds. one. Who could use a meal? Prepare and deliver one!
When we get out of our own self-spinning lives and
Point 7: The mind needs direction. No wonder the serve, we will rise to a holy purpose!
Scripture says, “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is
true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, If you don’t give your mind something holy to think
whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is about, it may spin in circles like a car stuck in a
excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.” roundabout! Read Philippians 4:8 again! Think on holy
Philippians 4:8. things!
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Green Bay Trinity Calls Teacher
The GBLSA Board of Directors met on May 7, 2017 and voted to extend a Divine call to Ms. Emily Grabow
for the open Teacher position at Green Bay Trinity Lutheran School.
Originally from Janesville, WI, Emily received a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Concordia
University Wisconsin in 2015. She is currently teaching 1st grade at Iowa Great Lakes Lutheran School in
Spencer, IA. During the summer of 2016 she also taught 3rd -5th grades at Beloit Turner in Beloit, WI.
Emily is engaged and will be getting married August 2017. After getting married they will be moving to the
Green Bay area; her fiancé will be working as a civil engineer in Luxemburg, WI.
Please keep Emily, her fiancé and their families in your prayers as she considers our call to be a teacher at
Green Bay Trinity Lutheran School.
Bus Trip to the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter
Our Saviour Lutheran Church is organizing a trip to the Creation Museum in Petersburg, KY and Ark
Encounter in Williamstown, KY from September 10-13, 2017. Please join us; friends are welcome so please
feel free to talk with them about coming.
The price per person is $729/Single, $599/Double Occupancy, $569 Triple Occupancy. Pick up an itinerary
from the office hallway bulletin board or contact Michelle in the office at info@oslc-gb.org or (920) 468-4065
for more information.
Reservations and deposits are due by July 28. Please don’t delay!
Board of Evangelism Quarterly Report
Greetings to the family and friends of Our Saviour Lutheran Church! Spring is here and we are marching
right into summer. It is time to give you an update on the activities of our Team.
We were delighted to help with the promotion of the 75th Anniversary. The article in the newspaper and the
Facebook information was great and captured the interest of many. We also very much enjoyed the
Anniversary Celebration and extend our thanks to the many people who worked on the event. Great job
everyone!!
We had the pleasure of meeting Jeff Hollenbeck of the Guyana Mission Project and were happy to support
Pastor Dave’s interest in having him as a guest speaker at the March 11th services. We hope you enjoyed him
as much as we did.
Our Help for the Homeless Drive was a success, thanks to each of you who contributed. People from Brown
County benefited from the soap, toothpaste, toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, and the other items
received. A sincere “thank you” is extended to each of you.
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Evangelism (cont.)
We have assembled gift packages (OSLC mug, OSLC pen, and OSLC card) to be given to our visitors. If you
work at the Welcome Center, please note they are in a box on the lower shelf. If you are seated next to a
visitor, please encourage them to take their completed guest card to the Welcome Center to receive this visitor
gift.
Nametag Sunday was done in March and will be done again on June 4th. If you would like to help at the sign
in table, please contact any Board of Evangelism member to share your interest. We love the wide range of
responses we hear to each question!! Don’t over think the questions, just give your first thought. We
encourage you to get to know the people around you by chatting a bit about their answer.
Our Food Barrel has been a bit on the empty side the past few months. Please remember that the need for
food is ongoing. It does not decrease by the season. We also ask that you remember not to send expired food
products or packages that have been opened. Most importantly, thanks to those who have been donating!!
Your gifts are appreciated by Manna for Life and the people they serve.
Coming Up:
The Back to School Store collection is starting up. This is a collection of new socks and underwear for needy
K-5th grade students in our area. We had an astonishing response to this collection last year and hope to
have another successful drive. Watch for additional information in the bulletin and on the collection box by
the 2nd floor elevator.
Caroline Arndt is organizing on a bus trip to the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter in September. We
must have reservations and deposits in by July 28. Pick up the itinerary from the office hallway bulletin
board.
Elliot and Serena Derricks will share their journey with the Lutheran Bible Translators at the services on
June 18th and 22nd. Elliot and Serena are from the Denmark area and will be going to Africa to share the
work of Lutheran Bible Translators. Please hear their stories and help their work with a Free Will Offering
following each service.
Over the Memorial Day weekend, we will acknowledge the friends and family of Our Saviour members who
are serving on active military duty. We would like to continue this on an intermittent basis. If you have a
family member or friend on active duty, we would love to have their name, rank, and location of service on
our list. Please call Michelle at (920) 468-4065 or complete an Armed Service Member Information Form. We
are so grateful to them and to their families for the sacrifices they are making and we want to keep them in
our prayers.
There are many good stories of evangelism in our church by many different people. We extend our thanks to
the Chicks with Stix and the Lutheran Women in Mission. These fine women have recently received letters
of thanks for their work with Danz School, the Jail Ministry Program, and St. John the Evangelist Homeless
Shelter. Please take a look at these letters posted on the bulletin board.
We encourage each of you to check out the Evangelism bulletin board on a regular basis to learn more about
what we are doing.
If you are interested in joining a busy and active group who are working to share the joy of our Lord, please
think about the Board of Evangelism!! We would love to include you.
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My All-Knowing Father
by Deborah Young
"I'm not going to be able to go. I still got about an hour's worth of mowing to do," my brother said as he
leaned into the car window. He ran his hand through his thick head of brunette hair and I could see the sweat
running down his brow.
"But Donnie. You knew we were going to go." I folded my arms across my chest and leaned hard against the
passenger seat. I wanted to contain my disappointment because my brother had been working on the three
lawns all afternoon, but I was a teenage girl. Difficulties with both the riding and push mowers had put him
behind and we had plans to go to the Grundy County Speedway and watch our brother, Norman, participate
in the Spectator Races. "I don't know what you want me to do." He shook his head at me and walked away.
"Should we just have him meet us there?" Glenn asked. I shook my head yes, convincing myself that not
uttering the words aloud made it alright to disobey my dad. You can go to the races as long as Donnie goes with
you.
As I cleared the breakfast dishes the next morning, Dad read the paper. As he flipped the pages he held up in
front of him, he said, "Didn't I tell you Donnie had to go to the races with you?" I opened my eyes wide and
bit my lower lip. "I thought he was going to meet us there," I responded, thankful that Dad could not see my
face. "Oh, okay," Dad said. I exhaled and suppressed a smile.
The next night, Dad sat down in his leather recliner while I lay sprawled out on the living room carpet,
finishing up my homework. "I was thinking about what you said about the races the other night and Donnie
said he knew he wasn't going to be done mowing in time." I focused on my lined notebook paper. What had
my brother told Dad? "We thought he'd be able to meet us there because he wasn't going to make it when they
started." I bit the blue cap of my Bic pen and waited. "Oh, okay. I just wondered." Another sigh of relief.
The week grew long. Each night dad "was thinking" and I felt pressured to tell another lie. Seven days into
this ritual, my shoulders became overloaded with the weight of my guilt. How many more times would I need
to fib to my Dad?
"I lied. I lied. I knew Donnie couldn't get to the races and I went anyway." Dad stood up and tucked his
folded newspaper under his arm. "Don't lie to me again."
The lesson I learned from my Dad that summer stayed with me, but more importantly, it taught me
something about our heavenly Father—trust Him. Whatever it is, big or small, the Lord is there to listen;
He already knows what is on our heart. Confession lifts the burden and our trust in God strengthens the
relationship we have with Him. What a treasured gift my father gave to me.
When I kept silent, my bones wasted away through my groaning all day long. For day and night your hand was
heavy on me; my strength was sapped as in the heat of summer. Then I acknowledged my sin to you and did
not cover up my iniquity. I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the LORD.” And you forgave the guilt of
my sin. Psalm 32: 3-5
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75th Anniversary Was a Huge Success
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the 75th Anniversary
Committee for all their hard work and planning over the past year. This
is a very dedicated group of volunteers. Their efforts were very much
appreciated as we all enjoyed the fruits of their labors on April 30th.
History Committee: Debbi Young, Sandy Groth and Yvonne Zimonick
Decorations: Sherry Officer, Shelley Williams, Norma Teske and Avra Schmitting
Designed and Donated Table Decorations: Karen Breitlow
Tickets and Seating: Fay Boerschinger
Power Point Presentation: Bryan Rao
Banner Design: Yvonne Zimonick and Madalyn Couillard
Banner Construction: Caroline Arndt
Logo Design: Caitlin Fuller
An undertaking this large includes many people behind the scenes. They are too numerous to mention by
name. However, a big thank you goes out to everyone who set up tables and chairs, cleaned, painted, worked
in the kitchen, sang in the choir and Praise band or played an instrument, cut the lawn, folded bulletins,
carried banners, arranged flowers, cut cake, transported banners, decorated theme tables, Altar Guild
members, ushers, sound crew, Proko Wall Funeral Home, Riverside Ballroom, Monzu Bakery and the list
goes on and on. We couldn’t have done it without you!
We were blessed to have many former pastors, a former DCE and two Sons of the congregation join us. What
a privilege to hear their stories about Our Saviour and how their time with this congregation impacted their
lives. Even if you did not know them while they were here, you now have an idea of how our congregation
developed because of their talents, dedication, faith and love for our Lord.
We have a very rich history and it was good to celebrate! Watch for reminders of our 75th celebration around
the building as we continue through our 75th year.
Sincerely,
Jill Proulx,
Board of Fellowship Chair
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Super Sale News
There has been a change in the date for the Super Sale start up meeting. It will now be held on Tuesday,
June 20th at 10:30 in the parlor. If you are unable to attend, but would still like to help with the sale, please
let me know and I will make sure you get minutes of the meeting. We will be discussing all aspects of the sale
and would appreciate any comments or suggestions you may have. A huge sale takes many willing workers
so the committee is hoping you will be willing to help make our sale another success on August 12th.
Please continue to clean out things you no longer use, but be sure they are clean and in good working order.
If you wouldn’t buy it, please don’t donate it. Your donations may be placed in the basement sale area if they
are well packed and the box is covered. If you need boxes, please feel free to take a couple from the basement,
but please return them after you have packed your donations. If you have room at home, please wait until
we begin accepting donations in the gym a couple of weeks before the sale. A list of things we do and do not
accept is found on the office hallway bulletin board and the basement store room entry door. If you have
large items, watch for an announcement for pick up times as it gets closer to the sale.
If you have questions about what is acceptable or anything else concerning the sale, please contact Jill Proulx
@ 465-1437 or 265-1402. Hope to see you in the parlor on the 20th!
CAMP LUTHER GOLF CHALLENGE – Golf for a purpose this summer and help raise
funds for Every Kid to Camp. Join us June 23 at 8:00 am at Rhinelander's Northwood
Golf Club. This is an outstanding event for men, women, couples, and youth with great
prizes, great food, and great fellowship. The 2017 Hole-in-One Contest, sponsored by
Eagle River Ford, will feature a 2017 Ford Truck! There are also various hole contests,
putting contest, freebies and a reception and awards ceremony. Register online at
www.campluther.com.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY! – Camp Luther would like to thank everyone for their outpouring of
support for our Every Kid to Camp program. Through our recent matching program, $40,000 was given by very
generous supporters. With MCL's matching gift of $20,000, a total of $60,000 was raised for the Every Kid to
Camp program, allowing more than 150 kids to come to camp for the first time this summer. We are incredibly
humbled and grateful for everyone who contributed. THANK YOU!!
LABOR DAY RETREAT AT CAMP LUTHER (September 1-4, 2017) – Relax and let Camp Luther plan your
next holiday weekend. Enjoy a flexible and relaxing schedule with your family and other families. Activities
include pontoon rides, kayaking, trail biking, swimming, volleyball, disc golf, Bible study, campfire devotions
and much more. Start a new family tradition this year! Register at www.campluther.com.
CAMP LUTHER TO OFFER SUMMER COTTAGES AT KEWEENAW BASE CAMP – Camp Luther is excited to
offer four units available for rental this summer at Keweenaw Base Camp. Each of these units are comfortably
furnished with all that you need for a relaxing stay in the Keweenaw. They have fully equipped kitchens with
everything you need to prepare meals during your stay and gas grills for your evening cookouts. Each also has a
wood stove to take the edge off of those cool Keweenaw nights. Units are available Friday to Friday from June
through August. Book your cottage through Camp Luther by contacting Janette "Swoops" Marien at
janette@campluther.com or (715) 891-4064 or visit www.campluther.com and click on the "KBC Summer
Vacation Rentals" tab at the top of the page.
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JUNE BIRTHDAYS
1-June Bourain 8-Jennifer Jankiewicz 20-Clarence Ney
1-Cynthia Lee 9-Alex Chamberlain 20-Daniel Shadian
1-Timothy Richter 9-June Williams 21-Davis LaMarche
1-Casey Wians 10-Kole Altergott 21-Wayne Splitgerber
2-Barbara Alexander 10-Dawn Austin 22-Kathryn Krouth
2-Lillyana Bartz 11-Tyler Chamberlain 22-Alexander Ronsman
2-Susan Bruhn 11-Zoey Laurent 22-Elizabeth Schuettpelz
2-Paul Cooper 12-Clint Deering 22-Julie Wyss
2-Eleanor Johnson 12-Melanie Marohl 23-Aiden Hoffmann
2-Linda Smith 12-Rebecca Nichols 23-Adrienne Parks
2-Jane VandenHeuvel 12-Charles Steffel 23-Marie Pinchart
3-Donald Letourneau 12-Susan Warner 24-David Bitters
3-Laura Mueller 13-Erik Rutherford 24-Blake Rutherford
3-Alexander Nuthals 13-Izak Wiegman 24-Aaron Vlies
3-Connie Tilot 14-Nancy Courchaine 25-Charles DelMarcelle
4-Henry Goddard 14-Sydney Schmidt 25-Ronald Klumb
4-Tara Sullivan 15-Diane Derenne 25-Renee Natzke
4-Loren Trick 15-Steven Laurent 26-Jennifer Damp
5-Marcella Jacobsen 16-Michael Doine 26-Ryan O’Grady
5-Christopher Kuba 16-Elliott Dolezal 26-Alexis Tilot
5-Paula Moseng 16-Steven Nuthals 27-Maggie Hinz
5-Nathan Wilber 17-Sandra Krings 27-Brennan Kincade
6-Nancy Miller 17-Amy Letourneau 27-Sharon Koeller
6-Lynn Parks 17-Alyssa Teebo 28-Amanda Kushava
7-Kailey Ketter 18-Joseph Ramel 28-Jim Popp
7-Cooper Raupp 18-Andrew Schmidt 29-Melissa Beaumont
7-Bridget Stiles 19-Roxanne Dyle 29-Donna Hoffman
7-Tracy Vassallo 19-Stacy Falk 30-Karen Grant
8-Valerie Dalebroux 20-Linda Callesen 30-Brandon McCarthy
JUNE ANNIVERSARIES
2-Jason & Kelli Hillmann 15-Thomas & Amy Sieber 22-Michael & Melissa Taylor
2-Courtney Peterson & Randy Lucassen 15-Henry & Bette Vanderveren 22-Richard & Lillian Cooper
3-Patrick & Donna Hoffman 16-Ronald & Sharon Kucera 24-Gerald & Lori Kirchman
7-Jerry & Kathryn Sternitzky 16-Michael & Jennifer Sipple 24-Dennis & Cheryl Timm
8-Arthur & Linda Callesen Jr. 17-William & Julie Cole 25-Marc & Jean Geurts
9-Cristy & Benjamin Castelic 18-Randall & Kim Ronsman 27-Richard & Judith Fischer
11-Joshua & Amber Haynes 18-John & Sharon Kielpikowski 28-Laura & Glenn Van Boxtel
11-Michelle & Paul Pritchard 19-Bill & Linda Smith 28-Kathleen & Jerome Vander Heiden
12-Paul & Jean Shusta 20-Mark & Mary Hansen 30-Aprille & Kenneth Calewarts
13-Allen & Shirley Knaus 22-Michael & Kathryn Diedrich 30-Matthew & Heather Kincade
Special Days Disclaimer: We wish a Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary to all those
members celebrating in June. We apologize if your birthday or anniversary is missing or
incorrect. Please contact the office at 468-4065 or info@oslc-gb.org so that we may update our
database.
9OFFICIAL ACTS
Baptisms: Baptisms (cont):
James Martin Umentum Hurley James Boettcher
Born: September 21, 2016 Born: February 27, 2012
Baptized: April 23, 2017 Baptized: May 21, 2017
Son of Todd and Sherri Umentum Son of Matthew and Sarah Boettcher
Andrew John Umentum Cherry Darling Boettcher
Born: September 21, 2016 Born: December 6, 2009
Baptized: April 23, 2017 Baptized: May 21, 2017
Son of Todd and Sherri Umentum Daughter of Matthew and Sarah Boettcher
Nicole Rose Beyer Received their Crown:
Born: October 29, 2016 Erna Martha Splingaire
Baptized: May 7, 2017 January 22, 1927 ~ May 14, 2017
Daughter of Nicholas Beyer and Carrie Klopotic Funeral service held on May 19, 2017
Penelope Jane Boettcher Membership Changes Out:
Born: November 10, 2016 Richard, Pam and Katie Siudak, transfer to
Baptized: May 21, 2017 Redeemer Lutheran Church, Green Bay, WI
Daughter of Matthew and Sarah Boettcher (LCMS)
JULY USHER SCHEDULE
Date Day Service Lead Team
2-Jul Sun 7:45 AM Matthew Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; † UN
2-Jul Sun 9:15 AM Dave Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Davis LaMarche; Dan Richer; Ryan Beaumont; † UN
2-Jul Sun 10:45 AM Gerald Buechner Jolene Bartlett; Rich Spangenberg; † UN
6-Jul Thu 6:30 PM Charles Arthur Dick Zimonick; Matthew Boettcher; † UN
9-Jul Sun 7:45 AM Mike Morgan Matt Norem; Ralph Hoerchler; † UN
9-Jul Sun 9:15 AM Walter Juhnke Tiffany & Brian Duff; Jennifer Linssen; † UN; † UN
9-Jul Sun 10:45 AM Mike Charles Karen Kiekhaefer; Don Larson; † UN
13-Jul Thu 6:30 PM Paul Kuehl Bill Baneck; † UN; † UN
16-Jul Sun 7:45 AM Allen Knaus Jerry VanKauwenberg; Nathan Knaus; † UN
16-Jul Sun 9:15 AM Shelley Williams Robin Williams; Rosemary & Steve Clark; Angela Koebe; † UN
16-Jul Sun 10:45 AM Royal Bruhn Sue Bruhn; Richard Christiansen; † UN
20-Jul Thu 6:30 PM David Haase Bobby Haase; Rich Spangenberg; † UN
23-Jul Sun 7:45 AM John Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; † UN
23-Jul Sun 9:15 AM Wendy Frick Roxanne & Randy Dyle; Jack Grant; Mitch Waniger; † UN
23-Jul Sun 10:45 AM Gerald Buechner Jolene Bartlett; Rich Spangenberg; † UN
27-Jul Thu 6:30 PM Charles Arthur Dick Zimonick; Matthew Boettcher; † UN
30-Jul Sun 7:45 AM Matthew Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; † UN
30-Jul Sun 9:15 AM Dave Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Davis LaMarche; Dan Richer; Ryan Beaumont; † UN
30-Jul Sun 10:45 AM Mike Charles Karen Kiekhaefer; Don Larson; † UN
†UN-Usher Needed: If you'd like to volunteer as an usher, please contact the lead usher of the group you'd like to join,
or contact Rich Spangenberg (920) 857-3014 or email "spangenr.ret@uwgb.edu".
10Proko-Wall
Funeral Home & Crematory
Increasingly Preferred
(920) 468-4111
Advertisements in the business directory help Our Saviour defray the cost of producing ‘The Voice’
each month. If you would like to advertise, please contact Michelle in the church office at (920) 468-
4065 or info@oslc-gb.org. Please support the sponsors who support us.
“Our Saviour’s Voice” is published monthly by Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Green Bay,
Wisconsin. Editors, Craig and Teri Hurlbert. Please feel free to contact the church office with
constructive suggestions and/or comments at info@oslc-gb.org. Thanks to those who have already
commented! We are always seeking more congregational input and submissions.
OUR SAVIOUR STAFF
Senior Pastor – David H. Hatch (920) 609-0248 dave@oslc-gb.org
Church Office – Michelle Burhite (920) 468-4065 info@oslc-gb.org
Preschool Director – Joanne Prindle (920) 468-3596 joanne@oslc-gb.org
11June 2017
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 GIDEON ‘SUNDAY’ 2 3
12:15pm Worship
6:30pm Worship
4 GIDEON SUNDAY 5 6 7 8 9 10
NAME TAG SUNDAY 7pm Board of Evangelism 7am Bible Study 6pm Praise Band 12:15pm Worship
7:45am Trad Worship 7pm Piano Recital 9am Bible Study 6:30pm Worship
7:45am Bible Study 7:15pm Writers Group 5pm Board of Fellowship
9:15am Praise Worship
w/H.S. Senior Recognition
10:45am Trad Worship
w/Holy Baptism
10:45am Bible Study
6:45pm Softball Game
11 MITE BOX SUNDAY 12 13 14 15 16 17
7:45am Trad Worship 4:30pm Meal in Gym 7am Bible Study 4:30pm Meal in Gym 12:15pm Worship 4:30pm Meal in Gym
7:45am Bible Study 4:30pm Servant Projects 9am Bible Study 4:30pm Servant Projects 4:30pm Meal in Gym 4:30pm Servant Projects
9:15am Praise Worship 6pm Vacation Bible School 4:30pm Meal in Gym 6pm Vacation Bible School 4:30pm Servant Projects 6pm Vacation Bible School
10:45am Trad Worship 6pm Personnel & Finance 4:30pm Servant Projects 6pm Praise Band 6pm Vacation Bible School
w/Holy Baptism 6:45pm Church Council 6pm Vacation Bible School 6:30pm Worship
10:45am Bible Study
4:15pm Softball Game
18 FATHER’S DAY 19 20 21 22 DERRICKS MISSIONARIES 23 24
DERRICKS MISSIONARIES 7pm Board of Education 7am Bible Study 6pm Praise Band 12:15pm Worship
7:45am Trad Worship 9am Bible Study 6:30pm Worship
7:45am Bible Study 10:30am Super Sale Meeting
9:15am Praise Worship
10:45am Trad Worship
10:45am Bible Study 12 pm – Michelle Vacation Michelle-Vacation
6:45pm Softball Game (NO SCRIP sales; PM only) NO SCRIP
25 26 27 28 29 30 JULY 1
7:45am Trad Worship 4pm Ruby’s Pantry, 7am Bible Study 6pm Praise Band 12:15pm Worship
7:45am Bible Study Redeemer Lutheran 9am Bible Study 6:30pm Worship
9:15am Praise Worship 7pm GBLSA
10:45am Trad Worship 7pm Board of Stewardship
10:45am Bible Study
5:30pm Softball Game
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