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The Messenger

Emmanuel United Church of Christ


36821 Sunset Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066
PO Box 216 Dousman, WI 53118

May 2016
Worship Schedule

Rev. Nansi Hawkins, Pastor


(262) 965-2429 pastor@seeyouonsunday.org
www.seeyouonsunday.org

May 1

something we want to claim for


ourselves, to pass on to yet another
generation?

Keeping the Faith


Christianity has a DNA, passed down
through the generations. Many of us
learned what it is to be faithful at our
family dinner table, during family
prayers, in the midst of heated family
discussions where we were taught
that it is more important to love than
to be right. Thats the family DNA of
faith.
Many of us were dedicated or
baptized in the church when we
were just tiny, with the promise of a
church family to raise us in the faith
of Jesus. And Church School
teachers took their day off to tell us
the stories of our faith, and pastors
took us under their wing as we
entered our teenage years, to help
us ask questions about our faith. And
we worked at soup kitchens and
rummage sales and potlucks to give
flesh to our faith. Thats the
community DNA of faith.
Spiritual genetics are key and core
to our growth as spiritual beings; but
nurture can only go so far. Then we
have to claim the Life of Faith for
ourselves.
And
thats
what
Confirmation is all about. Weve
been raised, and loved, and
nurtured in the Christian faith; is this

May 15, Alex Teerlinck, Megan Alaimo,


Sawyer Bensing, Ashley Bonestroo, and
Robb Colon will be coming forth to
claim the Christian faith for themselves.
In their Confirmation, they will be living
examples that faith is not just passed
down, but has to be embraced if it is to
become a vital, living reality in our lives.
These five youths have spent the past 8
months discussing the faith in Round
Table discussions and living out their
faith in mission projects. It has been a
privilege for me to work with them
(okay, sometimes they got kind of
screwy, but that was kind of fun, too!)
They are an intelligent, thoughtful, funloving group of youths whom I have
greatly enjoyed. And it is with great
pride that we will see them step forward
as young adults in the Christian faith,
embracing a way of life that is larger
than they are, and more powerful than
they can yet imagine.
Gods blessings, Confirmands!
Love,
Pastor Hawkins

CONFIRMATION IS ON
PENTECOST- MAY 15!
Wear RED!
Bring a RED geranium!
And get ready to party after
worship as we celebrate the
confirmation of our 5 teens!

Matthew 21:28-32
Sure, I Will
Prayers for Sandie Horne, Sandy &
Gregg Jarrett, Kristen & Jared Kramer
Holy Communion
11:00- Immigration Forum #3:
Barbara Graham Advocacy
Needs of the Displaced
Tues 9:30am- Adult Study
Wed 7:00pm- Adult Study
Sat 9:00am- Prader-Willi Walk &
Library Work Day
May 8

Matthew 13:44-46
Pearls of Great Price
Prayers for Sherri & Bob Krantz, Christine
& Don Lang, the Langreder family

Happy Mothers Day!

Thurs 6:30pm- Spring Choir Concert


bring your friends!!

May 15
Acts 2:1-21
The Youth Shall See Visions
Prayers for Amanda & Joel Lashley,
Melanie & Mike Laur,
the Leonhard family
CONFIRMATION!!!
PENTECOST!!! (Wear RED, bring a
RED GERANIUM!)
Confirmation party after worship!!!
11:00- Council
Thurs 6pm- Emmanuel Mexican
Fiesta Potluck Night!!

May 22
Luke 15:1-7
Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
Prayers for Sharon Logemann, the Lui
family, Lorna & Jere Marheine

Final Sunday School session until


September

11am- Council meeting

May 29
Guest Preacher:
Rev. Richard T. Hawkins
Prayers for Corrine Mayer,
Jan & Jim McGraw, Tina Mericle
Pastor Hawkins is at Sisters Week
until June 2

May Committees

MAY 1, 11:00 AM
IMMIGRATION LECTURE #3
Advocacy Needs of the Displaced

Communion Preparation for May 1: Kerry Alaimo


Communion Assistants: Megan Alaimo & Sawyer Bensing
Coffee Hour Committee for May 15: Elizabeth Scherper,
Pennie/Steve Everett, Jo/John Quaden, Marian
Speerless/Stephen Turley, Marjore/Mark Thompson, Charlotte
Voigt
Cleaning the church in May: Charlotte Voigt, Auk Bearda, Julia
Starbuck and students from Genesee Lake School

Greeters
Mary Fran
Roberts

Steve
Thompson

15

Gail Tamez

22

Marian
Speerless &
Stephen
Turley
Alaimo
Family

29

Ushers
Shirlene
Hazelberg &
Michael
Clark
Debbie
Morgan &
Ken Pike
Auk Bearda
& Charlotte
Voigt
Kris Davidson
& Sharon
Logemann

Acolytes
Michael
Phelps

Barbara Graham has worked as director of


legal services at Catholic Charities in the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee since 1999. Ms.
Graham provides legal assistance to
immigrants facing a variety of legal issues. Ms.
Graham earned her Bachelor's degree in
Foreign Languages and Literatures, 1977
1981, her Master's degree in Journalism, 1982
1987, and her Doctor of Law (J.D.), 1990
1993, all from Marquette University. bgraham@ccmke.org

Scripture
Readers
Megan
Alaimo

Ashley
Bonestroo
Katelyn
Alaimo

PENTECOST IS MAY 15!!!

Confirmands

Robert
Zondag

Mary
Branson &
Michael
Clark

Mike Misch

Theres a reason why we usually* hold Confirmation on


Pentecost
(*usually because when Pentecost lands on
Memorial Day weekend, we choose another Sunday so families
can be there) Its because it is the Festival of Vision, of
Empowerment, and of Inclusion! Its the day on which, 1,983
years ago, the Holy Spirit fell upon a group of frightened,
confused and unlikely disciples to give them purpose, courage
and meaning. Thats what I yearn for in my life: purpose,
courage and meaning. How about you? The red that we wear
on Pentecost; the red geraniums we bring to decorate the altar
are symbols of this passionate outpouring of Spirit that we crave
in our own lives. May it be so. May it
be that on May 15, when we
celebrate this festival of Vision,
Empowerment and Inclusion, that the
Spirit would fall upon us as well, that
our lives might be full of the glory of
the Risen Christ!

BIRTHDAYS
Evelyn Faircloth

Sarah Honeyager

19

Becky Bensing

Elliot Langreder

23

Nick Stenson

Kris Davidson

25

Chris Teerlinck

Loey Erickson

26

Michael Doering

11

Vera Ortmann

28

Katie Siegel

15

Ann Carpenter

30

Gail Tamez

17

Owen Misch

30

ANNIVERSARIES
Kris & Dick Davidson
Peggy & Pete Hazelberg
Terese Leonhard & Mike
Birch
Kristen Voskuil & Adam
Brandes

Don Boychuk &


Robert Zondag

24

17
20

Pat & Mike Doering


Fran & Ken Pike

24
26

21

Carol & John Pfalz

31

Mexican Fiesta
Emmanuel Potluck Dinner
Thursday, May 19 6-8pm
(main entree will be supplied- please sign up
to bring a side dish or dessert)

Order SCRIP May 1st

Wouldnt your mom or you wife love a nice gift card


for Mothers Day so she can splurge on a shopping
trip or enjoy a nice lunch out with friends? Dont
forget Confirmation gifts, Graduation gifts and your
monthly expenses for groceries, gas, etc. etc. Ordering SCRIP on
May 1st can take care of most things on your list! The cards will be
delivered the following Sunday, May 8th. Participation in the
SCRIP program is a way of earning extra money for your church
without any additional cost to you!

SPRING CHOIR CONCERT May 12th

The choir has been working hard learning several


new songs to debut this spring at our SPRING
CONCERT! Please join us on THURSDAY MAY 12th
@ 6:30pm. Our choir concerts are always a fun-filled evening
with songs for everyone to enjoy. The Prader Willi residents come
and we always try to have a few surprises in store for them. Tell
your friends and bring a bunch of them! We hope to see you
there.

Library Work Day...


May 7th at 9 AM....the

Trustees invite you to join them as


they begin work on the library....on
Saturday, May 7th it will be wallpaper
removal. Bring any helpful tools and
expertise you may have and join in the fun!

Flower Bed Maintenance...please

sign

up

to

maintain one area of our flower beds this summer.

PRECIOUS METALS RECYCLING

Keep those bags of cans coming! Place your


aluminum cans and other precious metals (brass,
copper etc.) in bags outside the garage. THANK
YOU!

Understanding & Helping


Our Prader-Willi Friends...
Two opportunities to get involved and offer your support to the
Prader-Willi community:

Walk-a-thon to benefit Prader-Willi:


Registration forms to participate in the Prader-Willi Walk-a-Thon,
information and a donation envelope are all in the gathering
area. The Walk will be held on Saturday, May 7th at 9 AMRoosevelt Park in Oconomowoc. Melanie Laur, who works with
people who have Prader-Willi Syndrome has organized an
Emmanuel Walking Team. Please sign up to be a part of that
team and wear your EUCC t-shirt! For more information, please
contact Melanie at Melanie.Laur@pwho.com. You may also go
online to register your participation or donate to the Walk:
www.firstgiving.com/team/318665

An Evening at the Mansion...


Tuesday, May 17
4-7 PM
Where: Col. Gustave Pabsts Ventnor Mansion, 36100 Genesee
Lake Road, Oconomowoc
Event highlights:

You will learn about Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), a rare


genetic disease affecting the 15th chromosome of
individuals.

Learn how Prader-Willi Homes of Oconomowoc


impacts the lives of those with PWS.

Take a trip back in time to see how the Pabst family


lived in the roaring 20s and view the buildings unique
and historic architecture. Tours will be conducted by
the National Historical Society.

Drop by the Pabst Drawing Room and Solarium and


learn about the programs offered by PWho.

Participate in the employment fair.

View the residents art projects that will be on display.

Speak with representatives from the Prader-Willi


Syndrome Association WI (PWSA-WI) chapter about
PWS and its assistance, advocacy and education to
families with individuals who have PWS.
Proceeds from the evenings free-will offering will be donated to
PWSA-WI.

DONATE BLOOD
Monday, May 9
1:30-6:30PM
Dousman Community Center
The May Community Blood Drive is in
honor of the late Richard Stephan who
lost his battle with leukemia in 2012.
Richard was a life-long Dousman
resident with a passion for his
community. He served 48 years on the
Dousman Fire Department. (note from
Donna- during my parents declining
years they lived on the 3 Pillars
Campus. We had need to call for ambulance service on a
number of occasions and Richard was ALWAYS one of the
people who responded with the ambulance no matter the time
of day or night). He was also passionate about blood donation,
having donated more than 100 units during his lifetime.
The need for an adequate blood supply is ongoing. Your
donations are what supply all of our local hospitals. A number of
our members have in the past or are currently benefiting from
the availability of donated blood products.
Please consider taking an hour out of your day on May 9th to
give a unit of blood. You may make an appointment online at
www.bcw.edu/dousman or by calling Carole at 262-965-2384.
Walk-in donors are also WELCOME!

EXTRA ! EXTRA!
Emmanuel U.C.C.of Dousman, WI helps its national ministries
become successful and sustainable.
Really? How can we do this?
By giving a little

EXTRA ! EXTRA! on May 15th.

In the past, we have provided support to Our Churchs Wider


Mission and the four Special Mission Offerings: One Great Hour of
Sharing, Strengthen The Church, Neighbors In Need and The
Christmas Fund. We are at the point of the cycle to support the
mission Strengthen The Church. On May 15 we will be taking a
special collection for this mission. Strengthen the Church offering
envelopes are located in the fellowship pads on the sanctuary
chairs. This is an offering to re-imagine and build the future of the
UCC.
Through these funds collected in May, new churches will be
supported. Youth and young adults will receive training to
develop their spiritual life. Fresh ideas will be nurtured in existing
churches. Grants will be given to help promote our message:
"God is still speaking."
Please give generously. Thank you!

SUNDAY SCHOOL
Palm Sunday started out with the movie "The Prodigal Son" and
was a big hit! Thank you to Peggy Hazelberg for coming up with
this great idea and putting it all together. The kids did a
wonderful job portraying this story. Way to go! On Easter Sunday
the children took part in an Easter egg hunt. We started our next
set of lessons on The Disciples. The kids learned what it means to
"fish for people" as we are disciples teaching others about Jesus.
The Disciples will be the topic for the rest of our lessons this school
year. Our last day of Sunday School will be May 22.
There are still lots of opportunities to be Acolyte...please sign
up...watch for continuing sign up genius requests! And thank
you for helping. And don't forget to bring in some extra money if
you can for our offering. At the end of the year the money will
be donated to HAWS.
Thank you!
The Christian Ed Team.

On Palm Sunday the kids put costumes on


got into character for Easter Week Freeze
frames!!

Singing Bowl FOR MAY...

Continuing our focus from March and April, our


Singing Bowl donations in May will give financial aid
to a Central American family of 5 in River Falls, WI
that is seeking assylum. Our donations will help with
rent costs for the family.Thank you for your continued support
and generosity!

MISSIONS OF EMMANUEL
Family Promise

What an enjoyable week we had as Emmanuel hosted a full


house to begin our host week April 10 for Family Promise. Twelve
guests started their week at church. We served Emily and her 15
month old daughter, Ashley and her 1 year old, Jenn and her 13
year old daughter and Mayisha and Tyriell with their four children
ages 8, 5, 3 and 1. Shortly into the week, Emily moved out when
she found a home near a bus line which will enable her to get to
work. During the week, we experienced schedule changes and
illnesses due to the flu. Saturday evening we welcomed a father
and his son so we were back to full capacity.
Our new carts (donated by Ann & Bill Carpenter...thank you!)
helped the guests move their belongings into and out of their
bedrooms. Our volunteers made our guests feel welcomed and
provided plenty of food to satisfy their appetites. We had new
games and crafts for them to enjoy. Our thanks to all (which
includes volunteers from St. Marys and St. Brunos) who helped
make the week a great success.
The next training session will be May 15 for those who wish to
volunteer but have not taken the workshop. Details can be
found on the Family Promise website.
If you have any suggestions in regard to the program, feel free to
talk to Sue Stelling, Charlotte Voigt or the meal coordinator,
Mary Edwards.

There is a power in the universe forever on the side of those


brave enough to trust it.
-the French writer, Montaigne

Our next Community Lecture on


Immigration is May 1st...the first two
have been extremely informative
and
well-received
by
all
in
attendance...invite a neighbor to attend with you!

Treasurers Report March 2016


Total Pledges received for March 2016
Total Pledges received in March last year
Total Income for March 2016
Total Expense for March 2016
Checking account balance as of 3-31-16

10,209.00
9,293.00
*14,183.55
16,720.14
1,337.75

*Total income of $14,183.55 includes designated funds for:


Singing Bowl
451.68
WI Conference Offerings
1,211.00
SCRIP sales
1,270.00
Campital Campaign
50.00
Please direct questions or comments to Jeanne Phelan (414-9404464) or Kathy Zebrowski (262-646-8882).

Please consider placing your old cell


phones in the collection kiosk (the drawer
labeled for phones) in the entry way. They
will be reset to factory settings, which will
erase all personal data on the phones.
They will then either be given to the Womens Center in
Waukesha to be used as 911 security phones for clients, or
possibly be listed on eBay with the proceeds added to the
church's general fund.

The next Adult Fellowship meeting will be Tuesday, May 10th from
1-3 PM in fellowship hall. Francine Langlais & Ann Carpenter will
be the hostesses.
May will be our last regular meeting until September. Heres the
plan for June, July and August....all are welcome to attend!
Speak to Corrine Mayer or Donna Newland for more information.
June 14: Lunch at the Sullivan Saloon in Sullivan- meet at church
at 11:30 AM.
July 12: Lunch at Chens in Mukwonago- meet at church at
11:00 AM.
August 9: potluck picnic in fellowship hall, 12:00 noon. Bring a
white elephant prize for bingo (something you have around the
house....do not purchase something new!).

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

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!
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.
Take a hint from Bill Welch and others....snap a photo during
church (hopefully of something interesting to look at!!) and post
it on your Facebook page, tagging Emmanuel UCC....its great
exposure for the church!

Adult Fellowship News....

Social Concerns Board

Joel Lashley

370-9141

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

Keeping in touch
THANK YOU

Sandie Horne, Carol Pfalz, Gail Tamez, Kathy


Zebrowski and the students from Genesee Lake School
for cleaning the church in April.

Our volunteers who delivered the Dousman


Home Meals in April: Charlotte Voigt, Shirlene Hazelberg,
Kathy Zebrowski, Sue Stelling, Lorna & Jere Marheine,
Francine Langlais & Ron Blaschuk and Sharon Logemann.
Everyone who donated cookies and other goodies for the
April 10th Immigration Lecture.
Ron Blaschuk & Tom Stelling for cleaning and replacing all
the burned out bulbs in the chandeliers in the gathering
area and sanctuary.
Everyone who volunteered during our Family Promise host
week in April.
TO ALL OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL STAFF for another successful
school year!
To our WONDERFUL choir and praise band for sharing their
gifts with us.

Ongoing Prayers: Terry Skiba, Jeanette Collins, Elizabeth

Scherper, Judy & Ferd Stanek, Katie Siegel, Ann & Bill Carpenter;
Gregg Jarrett; Erin Harmann; Kathy Zebrowskis brother-in-law,
Lou; those fighting cancer: 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.


Our Caregivers: Jeannie Phelan, Elizabeth Scherper, Ann
Carpenter and Judy Stanek.

All those in harms way serving overseas and at


home, including Drew Powell.
From Leanne Harmann...
I want to thank everyone for the cards and prayers of support for
my family in the death of my nephew. My sister has suffered a
great loss and the path forward will not be an easy one. Thank
you each and every member of my Emmanuel family for the
outpouring of love and support.
God Bless,
Leanne

Thurs.

23

Fri.

24

Sun.

26

Emmanuel Potluck & Game Night...a trip to


Italy!
Pastor Nansi leaves on vacation, returning July
2
Jeannie Phelan: guest preacher
11 AM Forum with Melanie Laur- getting to
know our Prader-Willi friends

Youve just received a

random act
of kindness
go ahead and

PAY IT FORWARD!
www.seeyouonsunday.org
Pick up some of these cards in the Gathering Area and when
you do an especially good deed this week, leave the card
behind....help us advertise EUC

Come O Holy Spirit, Come,


Come as Holy Fire and burn in us.
Come as Holy Wind and cleanse us.
Come as Holy Light and lead us.
Come as Holy Truth and teach us.
Come as Holy Forgiveness and free us.
Come as Holy Love and enfold us.
Come as Holy Power and enable us.
Come as Holy Life and dwell in us.
Convict us, convert us, and consecrate us
Until we are Holy Thine for Thy using.
In Jesus Name. Amen.
-Anonymous- 4th Century

New room # and phone # for Katie Siegel:


Katies at the same address, but her room number has changed
to 411. Her new telephone number is 262-560-2531.

Looking forward to JUNE


Worship each Sunday at 9:30am
Sun.

ThSun
Sun.

9-12

M-F

13-17

12

Thurs.

16

Sun.

19

Holy Communion
Food Pantry Sunday
Place SCRIP orders
Annual Meeting of the WI Conference in
Green Lake
Rev. Dick Hawkins will be preaching
11 AM Stewards and Trustees meetings
Emmanuel delivers the Dousman Area Home
Meals
High School Youth Mission Trip to the Guest
House in Milwaukee, 2:45-7:30 PM
Fathers Day
Graduate Sunday
11 AM Council meeting

"You are never given a dream without also being given the
power to achieve it." -Richard Bach

"Don't fear the difficulty of the task before you; just remember the
Power behind you."
-Rev. Paul Washington at the ordination of Bishop
Barbara Harris

Emmanuels Directory of Services


If you have a service to be published, please contact Donna, 262-965-4022 or office@seeyouonsunday.org.
Service

Emmanuel Contact

Company Name

Automobile sales & service

John Quaden Sr. & Jr.

Quaden Motors

Computer training & tech


support
Gluten-free Bakery

Michael Clark
Mary Branson

Wheat Free Treats

Honey (unfiltered) & Bee


Products: Lip Balm, Beeswax
Candles, Soaps, Sundries
Marketing

Bruce & Minnie Fairbanks

Bruinnie Bear Apiaries

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.)
Preschool

Francine Langlais
(registered nurse)

Corrine Mayer

Kettle Moraine Preschool

Teaching Tools & AntiBullying Products


Tree Service

Marian Speerless

Mmm-Read, LLC

Pat & Mike Doering

Bark River Tree Service

Website Design

Christy Lui

Marketing on Demand

Telephone Number &


Website
262-367-2646
262-567-4408
quadenmotors.com
608-213-0478
techsupportrus@tds.net
262-269-0087
wheatlesstreats.biz
262-567-2475
bbapiaries@att.net
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com
567-4499
567-1493
traubchiropractic.com
262-965-5509

262-965-5900
kettlemorainepreschool.net
262-493-8087
mmmread.com
262-646-3735
barkrivertree.com
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com

THANK YOU to those who answered the call! Emmanuel donated a gift basket of homespun and artisinal items which was auctioned off at the Dousman Chamber of Commerce
Casino Night fundraiser on April 23rd. Donations to fill the basket were received from Kristen
Voskuil, Kathy Zebrowski, Elizabeth Scherper (and her son), Bruce & Minnie Fairbanks, Sandy
Jarrett, Pastor Nansi Hawkins, Terry Skiba, Jan McGraw and Donna Newland.

Worship & Nursery Care 9:30 AM


each Sunday
Sunday School meets during worship after the Time
With the Young Disciples

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

HOLY COMMUNION
Place SCRIP orders
Food Pantry Sunday
11 AM- Community
Immigration Forum:
Advocacy Needs of
the Displaced
Presenter: Barbara
Graham

6 PM Choir rehearsal

9:30 AM Adult Study

7-8 PM Adult Study

10

11 AM Trustees
meeting
2 PM PFLAG mtg.

1:30-6:30 PM Donate
blood at the Dousman
Community Center

1-3 PM Adult Fellowship meeting in


fellowship hall

Mothers Day

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

7
9 AM Prader-Willi
Walk-a-thon at
Roosevelt
Park in
Oconomowoc
9 AM Library work
dayPLEASE HELP!

11

12

13

14

20

21

27

28

Spring Choir
Concert 6:30 PM

6 PM Choir rehearsal

CLEAN THE CHURCH


15

16

17

PENTECOST
CONFIRMATION
DAY!
Strengthen the
Church offering
Deadline for
June/July

6 PM Choir rehearsal

4-7 PM Prader-Willi
An Evening at the
Mansion (see
article)

Newsletter
Articles

18

19
6-8 PM
Mexican
Fiesta
potluck/game
night

Emmanuel delivers the Dousman Area Home Meals

22

23

Final day of Sunday


School until
September

6 PM Choir rehearsal

24

25

26
Pastor Nansi on
vacation for the
remainder of the
month

11 AM Council
Meeting

CLEAN THE CHURCH


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Guest Preacher:
Rev. Dick Hawkins

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