The Messenger

Emmanuel United Church of Christ

January 2017
Worship Schedule

36821 Sunset Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066

PO Box 216 Dousman, WI 53118
Rev. Nansi Hawkins, Pastor
(262) 965-2429 [email protected]
www.seeyouonsunday.org

January 1

Ecclesiastes 3:1
Seasons.
Prayers for Fran & Ken Pike, Marian Pike
and Natalie Plautz

Holy Communion

Food Pantry Sunday

Place SCRIP orders

No Sunday School

after worship, take down the trees

and Christmas decorations AND
finish setting up for Family Promise!

Fri. & Sat., Jan. 6 & 7: Face-to-Face

meetings with Growth Facilitator

Sat., Jan. 7: Council meets with

Growth Facilitator 11am-2:30pm.
January 8

An Offering
An Offering
-by Thomas Banks
All I possess and all I am,
My faults and trespasses and lies,
Hoping that you might give a damnAll these I set before your eyes.
My graceless love and awkward care,
My hopes and health and blessings and
My morning prayer and evening prayerAll these I place inside your hand.
My fat years and my fasting years,
The bitter seasons and the sweet,
My gain and loss and joys and fearsLove, these I lay before your feet.

This poem was written by my

nephew, Tom Banks. He is a devout
and humble young man- the sort
you are proud to be related to. His
poem
deeply
touched
me,
reminding me that in all we are- and
all we arent- Christ is there for us.
And its as important to lay down
before Christs feet everything that is
true about us. Both our strength and
our weakness, our joy and our grief.
For it is only by laying down our
whole self that we can be wholly

Gods. Love desires us, dear friends; but

it desires who we really are. And if were
not sure of who that is, then love wants
our awkward ignorance as well.
In the marriage ceremony, there is one
lovely line that I think is probably the
most important sentence in the whole
ceremony. The spouses face each
other, and each one says, With all I
am, and all I have, I honor you in the
name of God.
With all I am, and all I have, I honor
you Lord, this is how we want to give
ourselves to You. For nothing else is
worthy of You.
Happy New Year, dear friendsBlessings, Pastor Hawkins

Matthew 3:13-17
Drenched.
Prayers for Jo & John Quaden,
Karen & John Quaden and
Mary Fran Roberts
6:15am- Family Promise Tear Down
Wake Up With God! (Wear your
jammies to church!)
1:30-4:30Ppm Face-to-Face
meetings with Growth Facilitator
Wed., Jan. 11 Adult Study on Islam
begins, 10:30am.

January 15

Isaiah 49:1-7
Light.
Prayers for Elizabeth & Gary Scherper,
Bette & Bruce Schroeder and
Katie Siegel

11:00am- Council

February Newsletter deadline.

Wed., Jan. 18 Adult Study, 10:30am

January 22
Guest Preacher: Jeanne Phelan
Prayers for Terry Skiba & Jeannie Phelan,
Julia Starbuck and Sue & Tom Stelling

Coffee Hour

Wed., Jan. 25 Adult Study, 10:30am

January 29

Micah 6:6-8
Basics.
Prayers for Fran Szymkowski,
Joanne & Stacy Szymanski & the Tamez
family- Gail, Sal, Drew & Robert

10:45am- Annual Congregational

Meeting

Wed., Feb. 1 Adult Study, 10:30am

January Committees

Communion Preparation for January 1: Kristen Voskuil

Communion Assistants: Sawyer Bensing & Alex Teerlinck
Coffee Hour Committee for January 22nd: Sharon Logemann,
Linda Berlin, Carpenters, Shirlene Hazelberg, McGraws
Cleaning the church: Shirlene Hazelberg, Sharon Logemann,
Carol Pfalz, Donna Newland & students from Genesee Lake
School

1
8

Greeters
Mary Branson
Kristen Voskuil

15

Kathy Zebrowski

22

Linda Berlin

29

Sharon Logemann

Scripture
Readers
Megan Alaimo
Bill Welch

Ushers
Kristen Voskuil
Mary Branson/
Michael Clark
Sue/Tom Stelling

Gary Phelps

Sharon Logemann/
Carol Pfalz
Donna Newland/
Kristen Voskuil

Robert Zondag
Ashley
Bonestroo

energy! When Nikki and Adam arent burning off their kids
energies, they train businesses in emergency care through the
business they started, Advanced Professional Healthcare. And
when theyre not running their business, they are both critical
care paramedics and active in the community. Welcome, you
wonderful Fristches!
414-791-5963
[email protected]
414-791-5018
[email protected]
PO Box 180062, Delafield, WI 53018
JOANNE & STACY SZYMANSKI
Joanne and Stacy make quite the team! Their
favorite things to do are read books togetherthat and play games with Stacys sister Nikki
(see above! And yes, Joanne is Nikkis mom.)
Stacy likes Disney and pink and being Auntie to
Lucas, Ohwise and Mahmet- they always make
her laugh. When Joanne isnt carousing with
Stacy, she enjoys winning at the casino (who
doesnt!), shopping at Goodwill, and going up to Wisconsin
Rapids to laugh and play games with her 6 siblings. Joanne
raised her two girls here in Dousman, and is longtime friends with
Laurie Buckett and Jim Langreder. And were pleased as punch
that youve joined us, Joanne & Stacy!
370-1536
[email protected]
S15 W37243 Willow Springs Dr, Dousman 53118
LINDA BERLIN

BIRTHDAYS
Jere Marheine

Kirk Bonestroo

16

Sherri Krantz

Gregg Jarrett

17

Gary Scherper

10

John Quaden Sr.

19

Pat Doering

13

Joanne Szymanski

20

Bill Welch

13

Aaron Kinney

22

Nansi Hawkins

15

Mike Laur

22

ANNIVERSARIES
Joanne Winchell & Dave Fracaro
Marjore & Mark Thompson

17
18

WE WARMLY WELCOME OUR NEW MEMBERS

who officially joined our Church Family on
December 18th!
ADAM & NIKKI FRITSCH & LUCAS, OHWISE & MAHMET
Who likes to be outside?
Everyone in the Fristch
family! Ask Lucas, Ohwise
and Mahmet if theyd
rather be out riding their
bikes or staying in to watch
TV: its riding their bikes
every time! For Lucas, add
playing the electric guitar
and Star Wars; for Ohwise,
add swimming and going to the zoo; and for Mahmet, add
anything that has to do with puppies. They all love to go
camping and play in waterparks and do anything to burn off

Lindas goal in life is to become buff. To this end,

she swims, lifts weights, and does rehab on her
foot (you have perhaps noticed that since she
first joined us in August after her extensive foot
surgery, she has ditched the crutches!!!) When
shes not working on becoming buff, Linda is
working at a small company in Waukesha
called APT Automation. She just started working
there, and for the first time in her life, she gets to sit down at work
(which is good, since up to now shes been on crutches!)
We love you, Linda!!!!
269-2834 [email protected]
PO Box 63, Dousman, WI 53118
ASHLEY & AARON KINNEY
& ARI & ALEXANDRA
Ashley, Aaron, Ari and
Alexandra want to make
our lives easy: they all start
with A! And they all like to
travel
and
explore
interesting places like the
Public Museum and the
Sculpture House. Ashley met
Aaron after her first year of
law school when she was studying in France. She went through
Germany and met this handsome Army Medic their second
date was in Paris And now they live in romantic
Oconomowoc! Before Ari was born, Ashley was an assistant state
attorney prosecuting domestic violence cases and Aaron was a
medic and Blackhawk pilot in Germany and Iraq. Now, Ashley is
a Feminist Fitness Fanatic (she runs boot camps!) and Aaron is
the executive director of the Health Center at Childrens
Hospital, getting his doctorate in Business Admin from
Whitewater. So when do they have time to breathe??? For
Aaron, its when he and Ari play video games on the couch
(theyre not addicts!). And for Ashley, its when she gets to
admire Alexandras dress-up and shoe collection (for Alexandra,
think Imelda Marcos!) Were so glad youre here, 4-As!
563-3364 [email protected]
W351 N5705 Westshore Rd, Oconomowoc, WI 53066

Rest in peace, Mary Ann...

Mary Ann Edwards passed away at her
home on Thanksgiving Day at the age
of 82. She was a beloved member of
Emmanuel Church since 1955. A
celebration of her life was held at
Emmanuel on November 30th with a
standing-room-only
crowd
in
attendance!
Mary Ann leaves behind her daughter,
Pam, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Those
children were the light of her life. She also leaves many family
members and cherished friends. Mary Anns husband, Howie
and her son Mark predeceased her.
We will all miss Mary Anns laughter and kindness. She was funloving and fun to be around. Mary Ann lit up the Adult Fellowship
meetings every month....as long as she was kept plied by her
beloved cup of coffee that is!
We continue our prayers for her family and friends, which include
Emmanuel family members Mary and Nancy Edwards, Ryan
Dockstader and beloved long-time friends Frieda Goetsch and
Vera Ortmann.

Singing Bowl FOR JANUARY & FEBRUARY

Camp Scholarships!

Last summer, several of our Emmanuel kids got to

go to Pilgrim Center, one of our UCC summer
camps and did they have a blast! During
January and February, the loose change offering
in the Singing Bowl will go to camp scholarships so
more of our kids can go this year!

MISSIONS OF EMMANUEL
Family Promise

Whos in the program?

Family #1: Amy and Pearlie Mae-18 months
Family #2: Victoria, Brian and Rylan-2
Family #3: Tarie, Eliza-11 and Darreona-8

Thank you all for signing up so quickly for hosting the meal slots.
The overnight camping experiences are more challenging to
fill. If you think you might be able to sleep over in a warm/dry
church with a bed (not a sleeping bag on the floor) but need to
come later than 8:00 P.M. or leave earlier than 7:15 A.M. the next
morning, either Sue or I can accommodate you. Just ask!
I hope you enjoyed meeting David Tennyck, Family Promise
Executive Director, and hearing about the program and the gift
you give when hosting our homeless guests. Thanks to all who
play a part in providing a temporary home for those in need.
Charlotte Voigt

Mitten, Angel Tree & Vet Bags Projects

THANK YOU to everyone who participated in the gifts for others
this year through the Angel Tree and Vet Bag programs (for
veterans in their homeless program). 25 VERY FULL gift bags were

delivered by Kathy Zebrowski to the Zablocki VA Center in

Milwaukee
This year we sponsored gift cards and gifts via the Angel Tree for
two families: A mom and dad with three children (ages 4
months to 6 years), and a single Mom with two children (ages 7
& 10). The parents were so appreciative to see all the gifts and
were effusive with their words of gratitude. There were at least
four presents for each child, some toys and some needed
clothes.
Also, we had 6 shut ins this year that received cards, plants,
cookies and/or visits. Thanks to everyone who shared their
Christmas spirit with our long time members.

The Sanctuary Mitten Tree was FULL of

hand-knit mittens and hats thanks to
Kathy Zebrowskis extraordinary talent
and energy. These will be donated to
the Hope Center in Waukesha to keep
those in need warm this winter. THANK
YOU Kathy and everyone who donated
yarn to keep her busy!

January 6 marks
the
Christian
season
of
Epiphanythe
Festival of Lights.
Many
other
cultures have festivals of light as darkness shrouds the earth; and
the intentions of our festivals are remarkably similar. The Hindu
festival of Diwali, their festival of lights, symbolizes the victory of
light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil,
and hope over despair. Does that sound familiar?
For Christians, the light in the darkness is Jesus- the one who by
word and example teaches us that our lives are to be lights
shining brightly to bring lightknowledge good hope into a
world that cries out for light. The tale our Jewish sisters and
brothers tell sounds like gospel to me: When you look into the
face of a human being, and have enough light to recognize
them as your sister or brother, then the Dawn has come.

And I said to the man

Who stood at the gate of the year:
Give me a light that I may
Tread safely into the unknown!
And he replied:
Go out into the darkness
And put thine hand into
The Hand of God.
That shall be to thee better
Than light and safer than
A known way.
-M. Louise Haskins

16 Reasons I Love
Jesus
This year the Board of Stewards asked our members to share
answers to 6 statements that were reasons they love Jesus. We
received so many thoughtful, heartfelt, thankful and sometimes
painful responses to these questions that we feel it important to
share some of these with the congregation.
2. Because when other people cant forgive me, Jesus does

It brings an inner peace and rest; I can go on when

feeling unforgiven.

Ive learned forgiveness is a wonderful thing. When you

forgive, it is a healing for you.

Jesus love and forgiveness is unearned and

unconditional, mine should be also.

I have a bitter and uptight sister and I cant change

her- only soften my heart towards her.

It makes me feel good to know that even though Im

not perfect, Im forgiven.

But can I learn to forgive myself?

When my family doesnt accept me/love me, Jesus

does.

Thank God someone does.

3. He ate with sinners and outcasts, the poor and the sick, which
means there is room at the table for us

I am one of these, I know.

This teaches me to be kind and respectful and to

include ALL people.

Yes!

We are all sinners; there is always room for us all.

I know I am accepted as I am which gives me freedom

to be myself and work towards improvement.

I love that there is room in our church for everyone.

In my youth I started to run amuck- I believe He has

forgiven me and welcomed me back.

We are all his people

7. I love Jesus because he descended into hell, and Ive been
there too.

Physical pain and heartache.

The journey will bring me closer to Him, He who has a

plan, even if I dont understand it.

Hes been with me all the time.

That means Jesus knows what we all have gone

through, and he knows how to fix it.

Knowing Jesus suffered as many humans suffer in life

helps me to realize he is with me, understands me and
holds me close through troubled times.

Life is hard but our reward is to one day be in Heaven

with Jesus.

He gives love to go on no matter what falls in my life

I hope I can remember to forgive and not hold

grudges.

He descended into hell to preach to the hopeless then

rose again into heaven. He did this to show His power
over death and hopelessness.

Thank God Ive never been in such a bad situation.

In Gods grace Board of Stewards

Annual Congregational Meeting

January 29

Mark your calendars and plan to attend the Annual Meeting of

the Congregation after worship on January 29th. Report booklets
containing reports from all of the Boards & Committees, Officers
and the Pastor will be handed out the Sunday before. Please
bring yours to the meeting. The Annual Report will also contain

financial reports, 2017 Coffee Committee assignments, the 2017

budget and an up-to-date Membership/Friends address/phone
listing.
You will have an opportunity to ask questions on anything
contained in the Annual Report (or anything else for that
matter!). This is the point when all the reports are voted into
permanent record for the church. We will also be voting on 2017
Officer positions. The Church Council has decided to set aside
the Constitution (in part) for 2017 and try a Ministry Team
approach to the church governance. This will be explained at
the meeting. It does mean that for the most part, Board and
Committee elections will not be held for 2017 as they normally
have been in the past. This mode of operation will require
people-at-large from the congregation to volunteer to help in
the various areas of church life formerly handled by Board
Members....more about that on January 29th!

"Wonder rather than doubt is the root of all knowledge."

- Abraham Joshua Heschel

CHURCH SCHOOL
In December, the Sunday school kids did a Christmas
Mannequin challenge while learning the story of Jesus birth.
Check it out on the Emmanuel Facebook site! The kids practiced
singing Silent Night and Jingle Bells for church childrens choir as
well. The Single-Digits kids also made a manger ornament.
WAKE U WITH GOD January 8th!
Come to our Famous, Wonderful Annual WAKE UP WITH GOD on
January 8th at 9:30 during church!! Kids wear their pajamas or
comfy clothes to church, eat breakfast together, and go
through different stations of activities. All ages are welcome!! This
years theme is MOSES! Things to bring: Pillow, blankets, stuffed
friends, neighbors, family, and friends. Also optional: bring a plain
pillow case or one that you have had previous years for this
years special stamp.
January through February the Sunday School kids will be filming
our annual movie!!! All kids are encouraged to be in the movie,
more details to follow. This years movie is based on the Story of
Moses!!
Please remember to sign your child up for Acolyte. Check your
email
and
you
can
find
the
sign
up
at
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e4badad2faa8-acolyte2
And thank you for helping!
And don't forget to bring in some extra money if you can for our
offering.
Thank you!
The Christian Ed Team

ADULTS
WEDNESDAY ADULT STUDY: JAN. 11-FEB. 15
Mornings 10:30-11:30AM
Explore Islam with the curriculum, My Neighbor Is Muslim.
The six week course includes:
1) The basics of Islam.
2) What does the Quran say about Jesus?
3) What does the Quran say about Jews and Christians?
4) What is the Islamic understanding of Charity?
5) What does Islam teach about violence?
6) What is an Islamic State?

Order SCRIP January 1st

Keeping in touch
THANK YOU

SCRIP orders will be taken January 1st and

delivered January 8th. Gift-giving time is
past, but our need for groceries, gas and many other items
continues all year long. Why not pay for these with Scrip Gift
Cards?? It will cost you nothing extra but will benefit the church!

FOOD PANTRY DONATIONS

Thank you Emmanuelites for your very generous donations to the

Food Pantry in December. I'm sure
there will be a lot of people who are
thankful to have food available for
their tables. Let's not forget to bring
food donations on the first Sunday
of every month. Thank you, again,
for your generosity.
Sharon Perez

ADULT FELLOWSHIP NEWS...

Change of plans....the January 10th meeting will be held in

fellowship hall from 1-3 PM. Hostesses will be Jan McGraw and
Mary Fran Roberts.
THANK YOU to everyone who contributed to our December 11th
Gift & Bake Sale. THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE EMMANUEL FAMILY
WHO PURCHASED ITEMS...Adult Fellowship made $450 which
includes Jan McGraw donating all of her profits from her jewelry
sales. Our plan is to make this an annual December event!

Cancellation of events & services will be

broadcast on:
Milwaukee TV stations 4 (WTMJ) and 6 (Fox).
Milwaukee radio station AM620
Emmanuels Facebook Page
As winter weather approaches, there may be times when we
decide that the conditions are dangerous to the point that we
do not want you traveling to church events or services, so if in
doubt, check these media sources for cancellation information.

Precious Metals: aluminum

(cans and other), brass, copper
Place your donations (in plastic
bags) in front of the garage. Ron
Blaschuk and Tom Stelling are kind
enough to take them in for
recycling,
which
benefits
Emmanuel.

Our volunteers who delivered the

Dousman Home Meals Nov. 28-Dec. 2: Charlotte
Voigt, Sharon Logemann, Shirlene Hazelberg, Kathy
Zebrowski, Lorna & Jere Marheine, Auk Bearda, Francine
Langlais & Ron Blaschuk and Kathy Thompson from the
community.
Our wonderful volunteers who are shoveling snow in
December and January: Ron Blaschuk, Mark Thompson,
Pete Hazelberg, Gary Phelps and Mike Laur.
to all the people who are running the projector system
during worship services.
Jim Langreder and all of the Choir members for putting on a
spectacular Christmas Concert on December 7th with over
100 people in attendance!

our December church cleaners:

Nancie Gryske, Sharon Logemann, Julia
Starbuck and Kristen Voskuil.

Kathy Zebrowski & Sandie Horne

for delivering the Vet bags to the
Veterans Hospital in Milwaukee and
Shirlene Hazelberg for delivering the Angel Tree gifts to the
families!!
everyone who helped decorate the church for Christmas
(and will be helping undecorate it on January 1st!

Ongoing Prayers:

Terry Skiba, Jeanette Collins, Elizabeth

Scherper, Judy & Ferd Stanek, Katie Siegel, Ann & Bill Carpenter;
Gregg Jarrett; Erin Harmann; those dealing with cancer:
Charlotte Voigt, Jan Wilson, John Sokop, Laurie Bucketts niece,
Sharon; Jeannie Phelans brother-in-law, Connie; Charlotte
Voigts sister, Marguerite; Rev. Dick Hawkins brother-in-law,
Arthur; Steve Thompsons brother, Wayne; Pastor Nansis friend
Bonnie; Simone Nathans friend and Doe Macarus.

Those in need of healing: Kris Davidson, Lorna

Marheine and Sue Stelling who are all recovering from joint
replacement surgeries. Kathy Zebrowski, who is seeking relief
from severe back pain and everyone who has been affected by
the respiratory viruses going around.

Our Caregivers: Jeannie Phelan, Elizabeth

Scherper, Ann Carpenter and Judy Stanek.

Condolences and prayers

Donna
Newland and her family as they mourn the
passing of her mother-in-law, Mary on November
24th. Heather Brisk and her family as they mourn the passing of
her father-in-law, John, on November 25th.

Looking forward to FEBRUARY

Worship each Sunday at 9:30am
Sunday

Wednesday
Sunday
M-F

1, 8, 15
19
20-24

Holy Communion
Food Pantry Sunday
Order SCRIP
10:30 AM Adult Study on Islam
11 AM Council meeting
Emmanuel delivers the Dousman
Area Home Meals

Treasurers Report for November 2016

Total Pledges received
Total Pledges received in November last year
Total Income for November this year
Total Expenses
Checking account balance as of 11-30-16

Youve just received a

random act

10,459.00
10,589.00
*13,549.00
16,834.15
6,318.52

*Total income of $13,549.00 includes designated funds for:

Singing Bowl
138.00
WI Conference Offerings
448.00
SCRIP sales
1,150.00
Campital Campaign
139.00
Please direct questions or comments to Jeanne Phelan (414-9404464) or Kathy Zebrowski (262-646-8882).

of kindness
go ahead and
PAY IT FORWARD!
www.seeyouonsunday.org
Christmas is in the rearview mirror but the Christmas Spirit
continues...show it in the community with your random acts of
kindness and while youre at it, do a little free advertising for
Emmanuel by leaving one of these cards behind. You can find
the cards in the foyer and gathering area.

ATTENTION ALL FACEBOOK USERS...

help us grow Emmanuel!

Have you LIKED Emmanuels FB page? By doing this, information

posted will appear on your timeline. You can help our church
become better known by hitting the SHARE button when you see
Emmanuel posts. Share to your own timeline and this will enable
all of your FB friends to see our posts, thus increasing our visibility!

New Years Resolution #1

I WILL ATTEND
SUNDAY WORSHIP MORE REGULARLY...AND WHILE
IM AT IT, I WILL BRING A FRIEND OR TWO! If you
have friends/neighbors with children, invite them
to attend for the Sunday School Wake Up With God on January
8th!

To find the EUCC Facebook page, either do a Facebook Search

or go to this web address:
https://www.facebook.com/seeyouonsunday?fref=ts
We want to use the churchs page to promote community
events, so if you are involved in a group that is sponsoring an
event OR you are aware of something happening in the greater
Dousman area, send us the information and well post it on our
Facebook page. This is just another way to increase awareness
and curiosity about us in the area.
The more often you Like and Share an Emmanuel posting,
the more people will know about our church....so Like and Share
away!!

Ongoing things we collect and who they

help out...
Place in the proper drawer in the kiosk located in the entryway:
Items
Grocery reciepts from Albrechts
Sentry in Delafield
Printer Cartridges

First Aid Supplies

Used cellphones/chargers
Used eyeglasses

Who benefits??
Emmanuel- we are
rebated a percent of your
purchases
Dousman Elementary
School or Emmanuel if we
take them to Office Max
Lake Area Free Clinic in
Oconomowoc
Emmanuel if were able to
sell them on Ebay
Lions Clubs eyeglass
program

Adult Fellowship
Christian Education Board/
Church School
Council
Deacons Board
Financial Secretary (counts
offering & keeps records)
Family Promise
Pastor/Parish Relations
Committee
Prayer Requests
SCRIP program

Corrine Mayer
Donna Newland
Sue Phelps
Peggy Hazelberg
Sherri Krantz
Kristen Voskuil
Laurie Buckett

431-4046
965-4022
646-3920
470-2181
968-5504
608-698-3777
965-2545

Charlotte Voigt
Sue Stelling
Kerry Alaimo
Joel Lashley
Marian Speerless
Pastor Hawkins
Donna Newland
Laurie Buckett

646-2701
965-3498
608-432-8253
262-370-9141
262-593-8087
965-2429
965-4022
965-2545

Singing Bowl- same info as Social Concerns

Social Concerns Board

Pastor Hawkins

965-2429

Stewards Board

Leanne Harmann

853-5577

Treasurer (issues checks)

Jeannie Phelan
Kathy Zebrowski
Gary Phelps

414-940-4464
646-8882
646-3920

Trustees Board

Ushering Team- same info as Deacons

Emmanuels Directory of Services

If you have a service to be published, please contact Donna, 262-965-4022 or [email protected].

Service
Automobile sales &
service

Emmanuel
Contact
John Quaden Sr.
& Jr.

Company Name
Quaden Motors

CPR & First Aid Training

Adam & Nikki

Fritsch

Computer training &

tech support
Gluten-free Bakery

Michael Clark
Mary Branson

Wheat Free Treats

Marketing

Christy Lui

Marketing on Demand

Massage Therapy

Mary Branson

Traub Chiropractic

Nursing Services
(dressing changes, BP &
vital sign checks,
injections, set up of
meds, calling drs., etc.)
Teaching Tools & AntiBullying Products
Tree Service

Francine Langlais
(registered
nurse)

Website Design

APHE LLC

Marian Speerless

Mmm-Read, LLC

Pat & Mike

Doering
Christy Lui

Bark River Tree Service

Marketing on Demand

For those of you who will not be at the Christmas Eve Service,
we want to share with you the beautiful artwork that will grace
the bulletin cover.
It was created by our very own
Katelyn Alaimo!
Thank you Katelyn!

Telephone Number & Website

262-367-2646
262-567-4408
quadenmotors.com
414-791-5018
www.aphed.com
[email protected]
608-213-0478
[email protected]
262-269-0087
wheatlesstreats.biz
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com
567-4499
567-1493
traubchiropractic.com
262-965-5509

262-493-8087
mmmread.com
262-646-3735
barkrivertree.com
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com

SUNDAY

MONDAY

HOLY COMMUNION
No Sunday School
Food Pantry Sunday
Order SCRIP

6 PM Choir rehearsal

TUESDAY

Family Promise Set

Up

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

6-7:30 PM Church
Growth meetings w/
Facilitator

9-10:30 AM Church
Growth meetings w/
Facilitator
11 AM-2:30 PM
Council meets w/
Facilitator

13

14

ANNUAL REPORTS DUE

Emmanuel hosts Family Promise guests

10

11

6:15 AM Family
Promise Tear Down

6 PM Choir rehearsal

1-3 PM Adult
Fellowship mtg.
in fellowship hall

10:30 AM Adult Study

SUNDAY SCHOOL
WAKE UP WITH
GOD!
1:30-4:30 PM Church
Growth meetings w/
Facilitator

FINAL
DEADLINE TO
SUBMIT
ANNUAL
REPORTS

12

CLEAN THE CHURCH

15
Newsletter
Deadline

16

17

18

6 PM Choir rehearsal

19

20

2
21

10:30 AM Adult Study

11 AM Council
meeting

3
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Guest Preacher:
Jeannie Phelan
COFFEE HOUR

HOLY
COMMUNION
23
Place
SCRIPPM
1:30-5:30
orders
Donate
blood at 3
Food Pantry
Pillars
Sunday
6 10:45
PM Choir
AM rehearsal
Choir
rehearsal

4
24

9:30 AM Bible
Study 25

7-8 PM Evening
26
Bible
10:30 AM AdultStudy
Study

27

28

CLEAN THE CHURCH

Emmanuel delivers the Dousman Area Home Meals
29

30

Annual Meeting
of the
Congregation
follows worship

6 PM Choir rehearsal

31

Worship &
Nursery Care
9:30 AM each
Sunday
Sunday School
meets during
worship after
the Time With
the Young
Disciples