Sunday Morning Services
8:00 am and 10:00 am
8:00 am and 10:00 am
The numbers are not good. The percentage of people who are a part of any religion has been on a steady decline for decades. Less people know and believe what the Christian faith teaches and confesses. This is especially true for the younger crowd.
How did this happen? Churches bear some of the responsibility. Many churches are not proclaiming the truth of the Gospel. Instead, they proclaim the secular gospel of diversity and inclusion. Sin, hell, and the cross are tossed aside for the latest cause. The God who will bring fierce judgment on the earth is replaced by a God who is nothing but love and acceptance. This domesticated deity affirms us so that we may feel good about ourselves.
Other churches, meanwhile, attempt to entertain and amuse to attract new members. Such services can leave the impression that God is not to be feared or taken too seriously. In addition, their messages teach us how we can win in life and become a success. Therefore, theology is replaced by therapy in many pulpits.
But what is happening in churches today is only part of the problem. The bigger problem is what is happening in the home. Parents may bring their children to Sunday school and confirmation. They may even take the time to come to the Divine Service occasionally. Thus, there may be Christian instruction going on. But the catechesis (instruction) happening at church is quickly undone by the catechesis that is happening at home. The instruction that happens at home makes it clear that the Christian faith in not that important. What happens at church has little to do with life at home. Fathers are not serving as heads of the house and showing the love of Christ. Parents are not taking the time to spend in devotion and prayer with their family. Work, school, sports, affluence, leisure, and possessions are the true priorities. If there is time, perhaps church can be squeezed in. In the end, children see that life in their home is not much different from any other home.
What results is that the younger folks are simply handed off to the world. This is where they are to find meaning and purpose in their lives. Instead of looking to their heavenly Father, they are to look elsewhere to find significance and value for their existence. Social media is a popular choice. After all, many of them have some sort of electronic device at hand. This is what will teach them how they should live and the values they should follow.
If this is how it is, how can we expect improvement in our society? There will be more confusion when it comes to sexuality and gender. Self-absorbed, indulgent behavior will increase. So will loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide. People will live lives that leave them lost and empty.
God did not create you to have a lost and empty existence. He created you to live under him and receive his love and goodness. But what will God accept us? What will he do with sinners like us? We have pushed him aside to put ourselves in his place. We have been selfish, petty, and impatient with others. Who could blame God if he rejected us? What assurance do we have that his anger and judgment won’t break out against us?
The assurance is found in the cross. The cross was not some sort of unexpected turn of events. This is why the Lord came. He came to reconcile sinners to his heavenly Father. Reconciliation means that there must be death. The Law states that blood must be shed to make atonement. Jesus would be that death for us. His blood would flow on the cross. But the death he endured could not keep him. He would rise again on the third day. Because he lives, our sins will no longer be counted against us. All that would condemn us has been taken away.
Jesus came for sinners. That is why he was baptized by John in the Jordan River. That is why he was willing to endure the cross. Because of what Jesus did for us, we are no longer doomed to live a lost and empty existence. We have place with the heavenly Father. That is where we belong.
God's peace be with you,
Pastor Nelson
| OFFICIAL ACTS | ||
|---|---|---|
| Baptisms | 1 | Wynslow Joy Mills (5/11/24) |
| Confirmations | 4 |
Avarie Bentz (5/5/24) Isabella Causie (5/5/24) Ellianna Hedges (5/5/24) Peyton Schultz (5/5/24) |
| Weddings | 0 | |
| Funerals | 0 | |
Grace, mercy and peace to you from God our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Summer is here! West Michigan is gorgeous. It’s easy to get lost in the summer days: enjoying time outside, going to the parks, playing in rivers, jumping in the lake, grilling out, picking blueberries, all the festivals, and listening to live music.
Millie has been asking about the splash pad, feeding goats, Michigan Adventures, and going to the lake for months and now I can finally say, YES! Let’s go!
This summer will be so much different than any other year simply because Millie will be seeing and experiencing things for the very first time. It really is an incredible perspective. She has this hunger to explore. That coupled with her ability to connect with anyone is a winning formula. The summer is going to be fun.
My goal as a dad is definitely to get my children outside. I want them to be able to just crash by the end of the day because it was chalked full of fun.
Even more importantly, I want them to know that it’s Jesus who has blessed us with all these amazing gifts and opportunities. I want my children to know that all good things come from the Father. I want to instill in my children that Jesus cares about them so much.
My job as a dad is to make sure my children get into the Word this summer, reading the Bible every day with them at nap times, bed times, and story times. I will continue to pray with them, bring them to church, and sing songs about the love of Jesus. I will also explore the forests, swim in the lake, and visit Lewis Farms weekly. It has to be both.
I hope to encourage you all to stay in the Word, do family devotions, pray with your children. Enjoy all of what West Michigan offers, but remember in the end what really matters is faith in Jesus Christ.
Some dates to mark in your calendar for this summer. (For the most up to date information, please refer to the weekly bulletin or facebook page as things may change throughout the summer)
Things to look out for in the bulletin...
Have a blessed summer!
In Christ,
Russell Baumann ~ Family Life Director
John 3:30
Summer is here! West Michigan is gorgeous. It’s easy to get lost in the summer days: enjoying time outside, going to the parks, playing in rivers, jumping in the lake, grilling out, picking blueberries, all the festivals, and listening to live music.
Millie has been asking about the splash pad, feeding goats, Michigan Adventures, and going to the lake for months and now I can finally say, YES! Let’s go!
This summer will be so much different than any other year simply because Millie will be seeing and experiencing things for the very first time. It really is an incredible perspective. She has this hunger to explore. That coupled with her ability to connect with anyone is a winning formula. The summer is going to be fun.
My goal as a dad is definitely to get my children outside. I want them to be able to just crash by the end of the day because it was chalked full of fun.
Even more importantly, I want them to know that it’s Jesus who has blessed us with all these amazing gifts and opportunities. I want my children to know that all good things come from the Father. I want to instill in my children that Jesus cares about them so much.
My job as a dad is to make sure my children get into the Word this summer, reading the Bible every day with them at nap times, bed times, and story times. I will continue to pray with them, bring them to church, and sing songs about the love of Jesus. I will also explore the forests, swim in the lake, and visit Lewis Farms weekly. It has to be both.
I hope to encourage you all to stay in the Word, do family devotions, pray with your children. Enjoy all of what West Michigan offers, but remember in the end what really matters is faith in Jesus Christ.
Some dates to mark in your calendar for this summer. (For the most up to date information, please refer to the weekly bulletin or facebook page as things may change throughout the summer)
- June 19th – Family Lego Event! 5:00 – 7:00 pm (Walking Tacos included!)
- June 22nd – Tentative Car Wash/Garage Sale TBD
- June 26th – Family Pool Day (Keith Ramthun)
- June 26th – Blood Drive
- July 4th – 4th of July Parade (be at the church by 8:45 am) Need candy donations. :D
- July 14th – 19 – Russell @ Lutherhaven
- July 21st – 25th- VBS (Check out the sign up board for jobs/work & dates)
- July 30th – Aug. 1st – Junior High Youth Gathering
- August 1st – 10th – Alaska Mission Trip
- August 18th – Youth Night 6:00 pm
- August 28th – Parent Teacher Meeting for confirmation
Things to look out for in the bulletin...
- Pool day for NYG youth
- Family Mini Golf
- Family Lake Day
- Sand Volleyball Tournament
- Youth Disc Golf Day
- Game Nights
- And more…
Have a blessed summer!
In Christ,
Russell Baumann ~ Family Life Director
John 3:30
Your help is needed!
If you are able, please consider helping out in one or more of the following areas:- Candy Donations for the 4th of July parade! (drop off box by Russell’s office)
- Volunteers for Blood Drive ~ June 26th
- Walkers for the 4th of July Parade ~ July 4th
- Volunteers for VBS ~ July 21st - 25th
- Volunteers (turn lights on/off, unlock/lock up) at the White Lake Music Festival Concerts here at St. James August 2nd, 6th, 8th, 9th and 10th
Good Shepherd Preschool
The 2023-2024 school year came to a close on May 22. It was a year filled with learning, growing, smiling, laughing, and playing. Thank you to everyone who supported Good Shepherd Preschool through donations, financial contributions, prayers, and words of encouragement. We are blessed to live in a community, and to be part of a church family, that supports the work we do here everyday with the children.Thank you to Russell for joining us each week to share his love of music and song with the children and to Meghan Rachow for joining us on Thursday mornings just to be part of the fun! A special thank you to Kellie Rachow, preschool assistant, for being by my side throughout the school year. Kellie has a genuine love for children and they each found a special place in her heart. She brought so much fun and joy to the classroom. Thank you, Kellie, for being a part of Good Shepherd Preschool!
Blessings and joy,
Marilee Bailey
Good Shepherd Preschool
Director and Teacher
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Altar Guild Meeting
Please plan on attending a group meeting, Monday, June 10th, at 6:00 pm!Father’s Day is Sunday, 6/16
Happy Father’s Day to all dads, grandfathers, and those who are in the roll of dad! You make a difference! God bless you!Pastor’s Summer Bible Study
Why is Abraham important in Scripture?Who are the Israelites? What made David such a great king? Do you know the answer to these questions? Would you lie to have a better understanding of the Bible? Join us for six sessions this summer for the Foundations of Faith Bible study. In this study, we examine the history and important events of Scripture.
Below is the schedule:
- June ~ Thursdays, the 13th & 27th, at 6:30 pm
- July ~ Thursday, the 11th & 18th, at 6:30 pm
- August ~ Thursday, the 1st & 15th, at 6:30 pm
Grieving with Hope
Will continue to meet on the 1st Monday of each month: June 3rd at 10:00 am, July 1st at 10:00 am & August 5th at 10:00 amTrombone Camp!
Trombone camp begins on Tuesday, June 4th and runs through Monday, June 10th. This group uses the spaces all over the church to practice, have classes and lessons, and mini concerts. The music is great!Family Lego Event
June 19th from 5:00 - 7:00 pmFor ages 4 - 99 years at the Youth House
Come play with Legos! Enjoy walking tacos. Win prizes! This is an opportunity to connect as a family and play together.
Sign up on the bulletin board so we know the supplies needed!
Graduation Sunday 2024
We will be celebrating our 2024 Graduated on Sunday, June 23rd!Our Grads: Wolfgang Koenig, Carson Johnston, Hailey Jones, Chloe Stout, Adalynn Dean, & Michael Fekken
Blood Drive
June 26th, In the Fellowship HallWe need volunteers to help with this month's blood drive. Ideally two shifts of workers: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm and 12:30 - 3:30 pm.
Help with registration, food, set up/clean up, and talking with folks so they don't pass out. Please sign up on the bulletin board if you are able to help!
Family Pool Day
June 26th from 4:45 pm - 7:00 pm at the Ramthun's House (Hancock Road)Potluck style! Russell will bring Hotdogs and maybe burgers. You bring sides/chips/treats/drinks.
Sign up so we know how much food to plan for.
4th of July Parade
We need volunteers to represent our church in the 4th of July parade. Please remember to sign up to walk or ride, also, Russell needs to know how much Breakfast Pizza to order! We will meet at the church by 8:45 am. Parade starts at 10:00 am.Coming in July...
VBS 2024 "Way, Truth, Life"We are looking for volunteers! We need 50+ people to help out with VBS. Jobs include; working with kids, food prep, decorations, set up & clean up, craft prep days, media, and floats, who are willing to jump in at a moments notice.
Take a look at the sign-up board in the church to see if there is a spot that you can help with. Take some time to pray about whether VBS is something that you would like to be a part of.
VBS is right around the corner! A donation table will be set up around the week of June 23rd. Check out the table and see how you can help support this amazing week.
We have a few volunteer dates where we get all crafts prepared, games, decorations, and any other prep/clean up done (July 10th 3:00-7:30, 20th 9:00-12:00, 21st 2:00-5:00, & 25th 8:00-9:30). Please sign up to let us know if you can help. This is a great way to be involved even if you can't make it the week of VBS.
Unity Fest
August 7th – 10th2024 Church Façade Project
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS TO:- Remove plexiglass from windows
- Scrape old paint on window frames
- Prime & paint window frames
- Clean and power wash brick
- Please watch for sign-ups for each job listed above!
SUB-CONTRACTOR WILL:
- Brick tuck pointing/repairs
- Caulking and Sealing of brick
Sanctuary Carpet Campaign!
It will take 1,725 square feet of carpet to replace the carpet in the sanctuary. We have a display in the narthex with 1,725 squares on it... "Buy a Square"... or many! Our goal is $13,000!One square = $7.50
There are envelopes provided... sign your square(s) and fill out your envelope. Payment is due when you fill out your square! Envelopes need to be turned into the office!
| 1 = $7.50 | 11 = $77.50 | 50 = $375.00 |
| 2 = $15.00 | 12 = $90.00 | 100 = $750.00 |
| 3 = $22.50 | 13 = $97.50 | 150 = $1,125.00 |
| 4 = $30.00 | 14 = $105.00 | 200 = $1,500.00 |
| 5 = $37.50 | 15 = $112.50 | |
| 6 = $45.00 | 16 = $120.00 | and so on... |
| 7 = $52.50 | 17 = $127.50 | |
| 8 = $60.00 | 18 = $135.00 | |
| 9 = $67.50 | 19 = $142.50 | |
| 10 = $75.00 | 20 = $150.00 |
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN TRAIL LIFE USA???
Here is an excerpt from a recent email from Trail Life USA:For Trail Life USA CEO Mark Hancock, the name change (Boy Scouts of America to Scouting America) served as a sobering reminder of a dividing line between principle and progressivism. "Our focus is different," he responded. "Our number one job is not to get kids into the program. Our number one job is to grow godly men. The reality is that males and females are fundamentally different in many ways: physically, emotionally, and in their relationships. Pretending otherwise in the name of progress or permissiveness might be culturally acceptable, but it does both sexes a disservice. Boys and girls deserve unique programs created with their specific needs in mind."
The response to Trail Life has been overwhelming. Less than 10 years since its inception, the organization celebrated the formation of its 1,100th Troop. In September 2023, Trail Life announced they had surpassed over 50,000 members. Today, tens of thousands of boys and their families are being positively impacted by the Trail Life message Hancock attributes the organization’s success to a growing awareness of and resistance to cultural views seeking to upend the very concept of masculinity.
"No matter what our culture says, boys and girls are different. This is why Trail Life is so unique -- we are providing an uncompromising boy-focused program designed to let boys be boys, accentuating their strengths and allowing them to feel understood and appreciated.
Trail Life USA has received praise from some of today’s top Christian voices, including Focus on the Family, Franklin Graham, James Dobson, Mike Huckabee, Alex and Stephen Kendrick, Family Life, Promise Keepers, the American Family Association, and many others.
Trail Life USA is the premier national character development organization for young men, producing godly and responsible husbands, fathers, and citizens. Trail Life’s mission is to guide generations of courageous young men to honor God, lead with integrity, serve others, and experience outdoor adventure. Troops exist in all 50 states and are growing as Trail Life USA expands around the country.
THANK YOU, members of St. James Lutheran Church, for allowing us to meet in your Youth House every Tuesday from 6-7:30 p.m. And THANK YOU, members of St. James Lutheran Church, for your prayers and individual donations to our Troop! We appreciate it and we appreciate YOU!
WHAT'S COMING UP? On Tuesday evening, June 4th, starting at 6 p.m., we have our first Family Banquet and Awards Ceremony for the members of Trail Life Troop #8945 at St. James Lutheran Church. Various achievement patches and awards will be given to our Trail Men to accent their accomplishments these last five months since we started.
On Saturday, June 29th, at Winberg Construction on Water Street a Car Wash will be held from 1-4 p.m. The Car Wash is FREE! But if you wish to make a donation, we will gladly accept it.
In August an overnight paddle and campout along the White River is in the works. We love getting our Trail Men on outside Adventures!
Walk Worthy!
Greetings from Marci Bentz ~ Thrivent Whitehall Office
It’s hard to believe the year is almost half over. Just a couple reminders for you to consider:Thrivent Action Teams
If you haven’t applied for your 2024 Actions Teams, there is still time to make an impact on your community through the Thrivent Action Teams generosity program. If you are not sure whether you can apply, call the Thrivent home office at 1-800-847-4836 for assistance.
Roots & Wings
I hope you were able to join me for the Roots & Wings webinar on May 3 to celebrate the release of their online Legacy Library.
In case you haven’t heard, Roots & Wings is a brand-new non-profit organization that exists to help families live and leave a legacy in their faith, family, and finances. It’s made practical and accessible through an online library of brief videos for you to view at your leisure.
Roots & Wings equips, encourages and inspires individuals and families in the areas of 1) Values Discovery to help you name what’s most important to you, 2) Financial Education that isn’t confusing or boring and provides practical planning for your legacy, 3) Purpose Work that focuses on your identity and destiny to help you understand your beliefs and behaviors, and 4) Nurture that equips and connects caregivers, widows, divorcees, retirees (and more) to rediscover what self-care looks like, as they reclaim their stories in the midst of grief, and build a supportive community. Check out Roots & Wings on their website at www.rootsandwingslegacy.org.
For any financial questions, needs or concerns, please call Marci Bentz, your Financial Advisor, Whitehall Thrivent Office at 231-894-8886, text 231-760-8246 or email whitehalloffice@thrivent.com.
2024 White Lake Chamber Music Festival
Friday, August 2, 7:00 pm “Ah Shubert!” at St. James LutheranTuesday, August 6, 7:00 pm Mozart Clarinet Quintet “Behind the Scenes” at St. James Lutheran
Thursday, August 8, 7:00 pm Open Rehearsal at St. James Lutheran
Friday, August 9, 7:00 pm Concert: “Gifts of Melody” – Mozart & Dvorak at St. James Lutheran
Saturday, August 10, 7:00 pm Concert: “The Heart & Soul of Russia” at St. James Lutheran
We need YOUR help! We need “hosts” here at church for each event.
Your responsibility is:
- Unlocking the church and turning on lights.
- Hanging out during the concert in case anyone needs anything.
- Turning off the lights and locking up the church.
- Sign up on the bulletin board!
Online Service Directions!
How to watch our services online step by step: on Facebook Live on Sundays at 8:00 am- In the top search bar... Go to https://www.facebook.com/stjamesmontague/videos
(You do not need to have a Facebook account page to access this) - Close the popup box asking to login to your Facebook account.
- Scroll down through the Facebook page until you come across the most recent videos
- Click on the Live video of the church service.
- Explore the rest of the Facebook page and watch other videos. 😊
| June Birthdays | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 06/01 Edwin Bender | 06/14 Adalynn Dean | ||
| 06/02 Aidan Buchberger | 06/17 Betty Hager | ||
| 06/02 Harper Seymour | 06/18 Jase Lohman | ||
| 06/03 Char Dean | 06/18 Louie Bender | ||
| 06/03 Joel Best | 06/19 Brianna Bentz | ||
| 06/04 Randy Weiss | 06/20 Karissa Tryska | ||
| 06/04 Roger Smith | 06/20 Paul Schultz | ||
| 06/05 Royce Kroll | 06/22 Olive Oquist | ||
| 06/07 Robin Owens | 06/23 Courtney Friday | ||
| 06/08 Lynn Pastras | 06/25 April Lipka | ||
| 06/08 Riley Mulder | 06/25 Isaiah Towne | ||
| 06/09 Bob Wackernagel | 06/25 Kendall Rachow | ||
| 06/09 Dave R. Ramthun | 06/26 Jared Justian | ||
| 06/10 Alyssa Goodrich | 06/27 Amy Urban | ||
| 06/11 June Buchberger | 06/28 Gail Treptow Crane | ||
| July Birthdays | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 07/01 Melinda O'Connell | 07/16 Vicki Vanderlaan | ||
| 07/03 Odin Oquist | 07/17 Elizabeth Birkhofer | ||
| 07/05 Carol Towne | 07/17 Genevieve Kroll | ||
| 07/05 Jeremy Turpin | 07/17 Kyle Stevenson | ||
| 07/06 Bob Dean | 07/18 Henry Schultz | ||
| 07/06 Cameren Cooper | 07/18 Susan Streblow | ||
| 07/06 Carol Crevier | 07/19 Zach Buchberger | ||
| 07/07 Briann Justian | 07/21 Delaney Hopma | ||
| 07/09 Dave McNeil | 07/21 Henry Friday | ||
| 07/09 Tyler Grover | 07/21 Teddy Huls | ||
| 07/10 Leif Oquist | 07/24 Alex Goodrich | ||
| 07/10 Wolfgang Koenig | 07/25 Gerry Hissong | ||
| 07/11 Charlotte Rice | 07/25 Peyton Schultz | ||
| 07/11 Lillian Stevenson | 07/25 Randy Zeller | ||
| 07/11 Marilee Bailey | 07/27 Henry Bailey | ||
| 07/13 Jenna Stevenson | 07/27 Jack Bailey | ||
| 07/13 Nikki Seymour | 07/27 Julie Grow | ||
| 07/13 Ty McCormich | 07/27 Olivia Johnston | ||
| 07/14 Kashton Ramthun | 07/30 Rhianna Sheesley | ||
| 07/15 Eric Vanderlaan | 07/31 Marsha Schlager | ||
| August Birthdays | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 08/01 John Patrick | 08/12 Ruschel Friday | ||
| 08/01 Kim Hardy | 08/13 Hannah Boulet | ||
| 08/01 Mike Griffith | 08/14 Ron Barrs | ||
| 08/02 Tim Hanson | 08/16 Eloise Baxter | ||
| 08/03 Beth Meacham | 08/16 Pam Kroll | ||
| 08/03 Ruth Ann Francis | 08/17 Cashton Chamberlain | ||
| 08/04 Art Jones | 08/17 Rusty Streblow | ||
| 08/05 Sarah Justian | 08/18 Drew DeRose | ||
| 08/05 Shelby Friday | 08/18 Killian Nordlund | ||
| 08/06 Oliver Bantien | 08/19 Faith Mayville | ||
| 08/07 Asa Stevenson | 08/20 Amber Mayville | ||
| 08/07 Keira Lindstrom | 08/20 Virginia Roesler | ||
| 08/07 Lolita Silvis | 08/21 Ken Causie | ||
| 08/08 Gloria Alvarez | 08/21 Rich Canniff | ||
| 08/08 Grace Kool | 08/22 Julia Hasenbank | ||
| 08/08 Mary Ann McPheron | 08/24 Brooke Sheesley | ||
| 08/08 Matthew Hedges | 08/24 Janet Gifford | ||
| 08/08 Patti Engelter | 08/24 Penny Mayville | ||
| 08/09 Ben Stevenson | 08/25 Vicki Schultz | ||
| 08/09 Betsy Patrick | 08/26 Evelyn DeLong | ||
| 08/09 Martin LaFever | 08/26 Rich Kessler | ||
| 08/09 Wren Mills | 08/26 Willa Mills | ||
| 08/10 Becky Winters | 08/28 Angie Wigren | ||
| 08/11 Cathy Hissong | 08/30 Dylan Hopma | ||
| 08/11 Kelly Bantien | 08/30 Tracy Sheesley | ||
| 08/12 Dale McKenzie | 08/31 Maggie Huls | ||
| 08/12 Fred Bentz | |||
| SERVING us in JULY | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:00 | 10:00 | |||
| ELDERS | Greg Neubauer | Merle Bernhardt | ||
| TRUSTEES | Josh Huls | Joel Best | ||
| ACOLYTES | Avarie Bentz | |||
| USHERS | Leif Oquist | Jeff O'Connell | ||
| Dylan Hopma | Joel O'Connell | |||
| Frank Morningstar | Kyle Stevenson | |||
| Sandi Morningstar | Joel Best | |||
| James Morningstar | ||||
| ALTAR CARE | Pat Smith & Susana Albrechtsen | |||
| PRAYER PARTNER | 7th | Sam Bender | ||
| 14th | Dave McNeil | No Second Service | ||
| 21st | Phil Albrecht | Prayer Partner | ||
| 28th | Ron Bailey | |||
| GREETERS | 7th | Paul & Eileen Schroeder | Todd & Karissa Tryska | |
| 14th | Keith & Pat Ramthun | Jeff & Melinda O'Connell | ||
| 21st | Roger & Pat Smith | Tom & Karen Mott | ||
| 28th | Candy Stevens | Rice Family | ||
| MULTI-MEDIA | 7th | Alicia Koski | Eric Lindstrom | |
| 14th | E. Lindstrom/M. Kool | Friday Family | ||
| 21st | Jeri Wonders | Jill Squire | ||
| 28th | April Lipka | Lizbeth Bentz | ||
| COFFEE HOUR | 7th | Frank & Sandi Morningstar | ||
| 14th | Kelli Rachow & Girls | |||
| 21st | Alicia Koski & April Lipka | |||
| 28th | Tanya Simon, Katie & Lilly Rice | |||
| NURSERY (2nd Service Only) | 7th | Elizabeth Birkhofor | ||
| 14th | Lauren Mills | |||
| 21st | Jill Squire | |||
| 28th | Katie & Lilly Rice | |||
| ALTAR FLOWERS | 7th | Lisa Siedenstrang | ||
| 14th | AJ & Janet Vanderleest | |||
| 21st | ||||
| 28th | Merle & Nancy Bernhardt | |||
| SERVING us in AUGUST | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:00 | 10:00 | |||
| ELDERS | Paul Schroeder | Jeff Boulet | ||
| TRUSTEES | Casey Seymour | Joe Goodrich | ||
| ACOLYTES | Ellie Hedges | |||
| USHERS | Jim Silvis | Ken DuBois | ||
| Bill Treptow | Brian Bentz | |||
| Jason Cooper | Avarie Bentz | |||
| Rich LaFrance | Angie Wigren | |||
| Mary Buckley | ||||
| ALTAR CARE | Sue Streblow & Marsha Schlager | |||
| PRAYER PARTNER | 4th | Ron Barrs | ||
| 11th | Rick Gifford | No Second Service | ||
| 18th | Josh Huls | Prayer Partner | ||
| 25th | Eric Lindstrom | |||
| GREETERS | 4th | James & Deb Morningstar | Al & Julie Trevino | |
| 11th | Faith Mayville | Jared & Sarah Justian | ||
| 18th | Rex & Pat Allen | Brad & Erika VanBergen | ||
| 25th | Tom & Judy Blink | Friday Family | ||
| MULTI-MEDIA | 4th | Alicia Koski | Eric Lindstrom | |
| 11th | E.Lindstrom/M.Kool | Friday Family | ||
| 18th | April Lipka | Jill Squire | ||
| 25th | Jeri Wonders | Lizbeth Bentz | ||
| COFFEE HOUR | 4th | Sue Griffith & Kim DuBois | ||
| 11th | Pat Smith & Carolyn Koski | |||
| 18th | Mary Albrecht & Cathy Hissong | |||
| 25th | Faith Mayville & Candy Stevens | |||
| NURSERY (2nd Service Only) | 4th | Amy Wackernagel | ||
| 11th | Amber Lanning | |||
| 18th | Nikki Seymour | |||
| 25th | Jennifer Moore | |||
| ALTAR FLOWERS | 4th | Jeff & Melinda O'Connell | ||
| 11th | Lalani Schenck | |||
| 18th | Rex & Pat Allen | |||
| 25th | Griffith/DuBois | |||
If you are unable to fulfill your assigned duty, please make arrangements
with someone before or after you on the list. Thank You!
with someone before or after you on the list. Thank You!