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Redeemer United Church of Chr ist
Issue 271
Januar y 2018
Sunday Worship P 2
Sunday Events Pp 3-4
Weekday Events P 5
Redeemer Family Night at Bucks!
P 6
Mission Pp 7 - 9
Thank You Notes P9 9-10
Birthdays & Anniversaries
P 11
Closings & Envelopes
P 13
Leadership Reports
Pp 12- 15
A Church…
Inclusive of all God’s People
Attentive to God’s Word
Supportive of One another
Responsive to Christ’s Call
No matter who you are,
or where you are
on life’s journey,
You are welcome here.
God is still speaking,
immerse yourself...
I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :
F RO M T H E P A S TO R ’ S PU R P L E P E N
In a time of new beginnings, we find ourselves beginning our first new year together! And in the spirit of New Year’s resolutions, we will begin 2018 with a modified ministry structure.
One of the directions I was told by the search committee that Redeemer wanted to move toward was to grow spiritually. There are many ways one can grow spiritually and there are ways to do them individually and in community. One of the ways that I believe we can grow spiritually is when we reprioritize our lives. I certainly did that and I found myself in an unexpected path into or-dained ministry. Before I reprioritized, I certainly was not the model Christian.
When I talk about reprioritizing, I’m referring to what we consider to be our top three important things in life. Believe it or not, when I was a beauty consultant for Mary Kay, we were encouraged to have our top three life priori-ties be God first, Family second and Career third. As I shifted my life priorities, suddenly the excuses for not taking time for God, did not happen anymore. I began to realize God isn’t reserved for only Sundays and for when I felt like getting out of bed. Certainly one doesn’t have to attend church to put God as their number one priority, but I certainly find for me, worshipping with other people keeps me accountable and I find it much more enjoyable. We worship together not just for our individual selves, but also for others who need our presence in their lives. In my understanding, one way of growing spiritually is to move from church is something you may attend on Sunday morning to church is a committed lifestyle. And in order to shift our priorities, we, as a church have to offer the opportunities to make God a lifestyle.
Our ministry teams are the backbone of the church. What they do, is what makes Redeemer a Christian organization; from worship, to education, to sharing the good news. Without the ministries offering opportunities to spiritu-ally grow in community, we tend to seek community in other ways such as sports, clubs, membership groups, etc. and they slowly take over the priority list. A recommitment to God first through Redeemer’s ministry teams can move us into bringing a message of hope and love to a divided world. We can do our part to live out our faith in our community. We can bring God’s light into 2018! And we can certainly create ministry teams that are enjoyable and exciting; something that we want to spend our time serving on.
The ministry team structure has been reorganized and we are looking to begin 2018 with every person at Redeemer having some part in this new struc-ture. We are committed to working together as teams to spiritually grow togeth-er. Whatever your interests are and however much time you are willing to give, there is a place for you to be involved in the life of our church. On Sunday, January 7th the council appointed team of Caryn Easterling, Debbie Hecky, Mandi Kirby and I, will share the ministry team structure and invite you to take part in our spiritually alive and growing congregation! Happy New Year, Pastor Julie!
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WO R S H I P ON SU N DAY
January 7
Communion Sunday 8:30 UCC Discussion Group—UCC Devotional 9:30AM Worship with Communion and Faith Formation 3K-5K Waffle Breakfast after Worship 10:45AM Children’s Choir Time 11:00AM Choir Rehearsal 11:00-11:30 AM Faith Formation for 1st Grade & UP
January 14
Faith Formation Sunday 8:30 UCC Discussion Group—UCC Devotional 9:30AM Worship with Communion and Faith Formation 3K-5K 10:45AM Children’s Choir Time 11:00AM Choir Rehearsal 11:00-11:30 AM Faith Formation for 1st Grade & UP
January 21 Remembering Our 50th Anniversary & Faith Formation Sunday 8:15AM-9:15AM Continental Breakfast with Panera Bread 8:30 UCC Discussion Group—UCC Devotional 9:30AM Worship with Communion and Faith Formation 3K-5K 10:45AM Adult Faith Formation—Book Study 10:45AM Children’s Choir Time 11:00AM Choir Rehearsal 11:00-11:30 AM Faith Formation for 1st Grade & UP
January 28 Faith Formation Sunday 8:30 UCC Discussion Group—UCC Devotional 9:30AM Worship with Communion and Faith Formation 3K-5K 10:45AM Adult Faith Formation—Book Study 10:45AM Children’s Choir Time 11:00AM Choir Rehearsal 11:00-11:30 AM Faith Formation for 1st Grade & UP
Genesis 1:1-5 Psalm 29 Acts 19:1-7 Mark 1:4-11 Baptism of the Lord Orthodox Christmas
1 Samuel 3:1-10 (11-20) Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 John 1:43-51 Second Sunday after Epiphany
Jonah 3:1-5, 10 Psalm 62:5-12 1 Corinthians 7:29-31 Mark 1:14-20 Third Sunday after Epiphany Ecumenical Sunday
Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Psalm 111 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 Mark 1:21-28 Health & Human Services Sunday
Children and Worship
At Redeemer, children are an important part of the worshiping community. A special time for them during the service is provided. Adults are encouraged to accompany children who may be cautious.
A well-staffed Nursery is available from 9:30AM until 12:00 noon for children under 3 years old. See an Usher for directions to the Nursery.
Gold Can: Hurricane Relief
Gold Can: Guest House
Gold Can: Eras Senior Network
Gold Can: Robyn’s Nest
Please go to the Redeemer website to access the full January Calendar: www.redeemerucc.org
Redeemer UCC Hospitality Team would like to invite you to our
monthly Continental Breakfast with Panera Bread: When: January 21, 2018 Where: Redeemer UCC Time: 8:15AM - 9:15AM Please come and join us around the fireplace for a continental breakfast and conversation with members and friends the third Sunday each month.
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S U N DA Y HA P P E N I N G S
Please note: * No church school for 3-5K or 1st-6th graders on Jan 1st/New Year's Day. Nursery will be staffed. Also NOTE: The Office will be CLOSED on Monday, January 1, 2018.
Eras Senior Network Volunteer Opportunities Snow Removal—We Need You! A neighbor in your community needs a volunteer to help with snow removal this winter. Adopt a home nearby or sign up as a “snow sub” to fill in for another volunteer while they are away. We’ll match you with a senior or adult with a disability in your neighborhood who won’t be safe this winter without a caring volunteer to remove snow from their driveways and walkways. Contact us to volunteer or with questions: 262-549-3348 [email protected]
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Waffle Breakfast ~ Sunday, January 7th Redeemer youth will be serving home-made waffles and lots of delicious toppings after worship on the first Sunday in January. We hope you can join us for a delicious waffle breakfast! Proceeds benefit Redeemer's ministry to youth and young adults.
P.S. It takes a lot of waffle irons to feed this congregation. If you have a waffle iron that we could borrow, please add your name to the "Waffle Iron Lender List", on the sign-up table beneath the mailboxes.
Sunday, February 4th: Souper Bowl Sunday, Families are asked to bring canned or dried soups to church to be donated to local pantries and/or to bring a crockpot of homemade soup to church to share after worship. The gold cans will be replaced with soup pots (of course!) The gold can money will also be given to local food pantries.
LOOKING AHEAD
Say “YES” to New Adventures! Redeemer could use your help immediately!! We are looking for new Greeters and Welcome Table hosts on Sundays AND Wednesdays!! With the addition of Wednesday services, we need people to greet the community members who come to Redeemer. It takes only a little bit of time and is a great way to share your enthusiasm with our neighbors. Won’t you consider signing up? Please contact Pam Luken or Heidi Rymaszewski if you are interested in this worth while volunteer opportunity!
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S U N DA Y HA P P E N I N G S
FAITH FORMATION CALENDAR
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WHAT’S HAPPENING DURING THE WEEK
Dartball
Tuesday Evenings
at 7:00 PM
January 2 - Redeemer UCC hosts Church of the Resurrection January 9 - Redeemer UCC at Galilee January 16 - Redeemer UCC hosts E&R UCC January 23 - Redeemer UCC at St Mark’s January 30- Redeemer UCC hosts Divine Redeemer
Regeneration will meet on January 23 with a continental breakfast at 9:30AM and the program at 10:00AM.
Our Prayer Shawl Ministry ~ Spread the Warmth Our members gather the third Thursday of the month between to share ideas and offer insight on our projects. Redeemer's Prayer Shawl Ministry will be gathering on Thursday, January 18th from 10-noon. Share the warmth of this ministry in creating and giving during the cold winter months. If you are unable to attend, we still welcome any prayer shawls you create on your own. Our prayer shawls are welcomed by the recipients. If there is someone you feel would benefit from the gift of a prayer shawl, simply choose a shawl and sign the book on the southeast table in the Great Hall. Shepherds of the Shawls, Bonnie Seidlitz and Marty Davis
The Wednesday Witness
6pm Community Meal 6:30 Mini Worship 7pm Faith Formation
January 3: New Year, New You: New Year's Resolutions
January 10: I Have a Dream: Dreams for Redeemer
January 17: Family Game Night
January 24: Nature Care
January 31: Amistad
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LOOKING AHEAD
JOIN REDEEMER IN A NIGHT OF FUN!!
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COMMUNITY BANQUET WHEN: Thursday Feb. 8, 5:30 PM REDEEMER CLEANS UP
WHAT: A free hot meal and chance to socialize with others from the Community
WHERE: St. James Church W220 N6588 Town Line Road
A ministry of the Cooperating Churches of Sussex and Sussex-area Outreach Service serving singles,
couples and families a hot meal on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month. The meal is
absolutely free. Twice a year guests are invited to make a donation.
Mark your calendar for future
opportunities to help: Apr 12– Set-up - 4:30PM Jun 14 – Cook - 4:00PM Jul 26 – Clean-up - 5:45PM Sept 13 – Set-up - 4:30PM Oct 25 - Cook - 4:00PM
Guest House
Gold Can: January 14 , 2018
The Guest House exists to provide hospitality, opportunity, and hope for the homeless in our community. With your help, they will provide 1,000 people with a shower, food, clothes, a dry, warm, safe place to sleep and some dignity in 2006. With your help the homeless will receive the opportunity to participate in programs designed to help them reclaim independence: daily educational classes, one-on-one help in pursuing jobs, housing, and benefits, and on-site treatment for addiction issues. With your help there is an opportunity for homeless people in the Milwaukee area to regain their dignity. Without your help they will not be able to do these things. Please give generously … it will be appreciated and put to good use. www.guesthouseofmilwaukee.org
MISSIONS
Robyn’s Nest
Gold Can: January 28, 2018
The Robyn's Nest of Children’s Hospital of WI is a resource for families that are involved in our pro-grams including: counseling, child welfare, and fos-ter care. The Robyn's Nest provides families with free gently used and new clothing, toiletries, diapers and baby items, toys and books, school supplies and general household items. Kids and families are able to "shop" for new and like new items that will help them during a time of need. Please see next page for more information about Robyn’s Nest!
The deadline for the February 2018 newsletter is January 15th. Please email your articles to Connie Pinzl at
[email protected] with Newsletter in the subject line or turn them into the office in her mailbox.
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M I S S I O N : GO L D C A N— J A N UA RY 28T H
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~ Donation for the Food Pantries will be split between Pewaukee Food Pantry and Sussex Food Pantry~
Please help fill the shelves!
The Food Pantry Shopping List:
Rice Sides
Boxed Potatoes
Ravioli, Macaroni and Cheese, Manwich, Hamburger Helper, etc.
Ramen Noodles
Cans of Tuna and Chicken
Baby Formula-Soy and Milk Based
Please place donations in the bin by the Mission table, Redeemer and the community thank you for your support!
Please do not donate food or packages that have been opened or are past the expiration date.
Thank you to all those involved in this years' Christmas Program: cast (speakers or non-speakers), costumed or not, singing or not and to those of ALL ages! Thank you for all those who provided artistic, logistical, technical and ongoing support who combine to make these possible.
It is a joy for me to work on and help present these for Redeemer.
Bob Rockey
MISSIONS
ONE MORE THANK-YOU!
Have you recently lost a loved one and are looking for some friendly company and conversation? Please join us…
St. James Bereavement Fish Fries 3rd Friday every other month – next date: Friday, January 19h The Thirsty Duck (formerly the Boneyard Grill) in Sussex 5:30 pm Gathering; 6:00 pm Place Orders
Contact Gerry Wolf, St. James Pastoral Associate, at 262-253-2213, or at [email protected] Please call in advance to reserve a spot!
St James Bereavement Breakfasts 2nd Monday monthly – next date: Monday, January8th Maxim’s Restaurant on Capitol Drive 9:30 am
Contact Shirley McGill, 262-246-0553
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THANK-YOUS! We received a thank-you letter from Friedens Community Ministries dated November 2017: On behalf of Friedens Community Ministries, I want to express our deep appreciation for your recent donation of $176.68. As people have continued to put their trust into the mission of Friedens Community Ministries, we have been able to strengthen our existing efforts and expand our reach. Your generosity has allowed us to serve over 44,000 individuals in 2015 throughout Milwaukee! Together we are building ladders of peace! Thank you for your ongoing support! ~ Catherine Draeger-Pederson, Executive Director
The United Church of Christ (UCC) sent a thank you letter dated December 4th, 2017 for our donation of $20.00. Thank you for your gift to support Hurricane 2017 Relief Efforts. Your donation will help address the emergency now, as well as the long-term recovery that will be needed to get communities restored and people back into their homes. We are asking for prayers for everyone impacted by the storms, and for your continued support as the long-term recovery takes shape. Thank you for being inspired by God’s grace, for partnering with us in loving our neighbors and uniting with us to build a just world for all. Mary A. Paxton, Director, Office of Philanthropy and Stewardship
We received 3 thank-you letters from Sussex Outreach Services (SOS) dated November 22, 2017: Thank you for your generous donations of: Panera Bread for $23.00; Community Banquet for $127.40; and for the Fall Fest—Halloween costume Drive donations of $90.00. We appreciate all that you do to support SOS at Redeemer! Panera, cookies, Gold cans—Oh My! ~ Jennifer Waltz, Executive Director
Dear Redeemer, Thank you all for welcoming us into your community of faith and sharing baptism with our son, Blake. Happy Thanksgiving!
Sincerely, Ryan & Sarah Carlson
TREASURE HUNT: A great big thank you to all who brought items for the holiday decoration
exchange and to all who took new treasures home with them. This was a great success!!! And great support of one of the 3 (or more) R’s: REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE. The Earth Care Ministry team is planning on hosting this event next year. So as you put away your holiday decorations this year, ponder setting some aside for our 2018 Holiday Decorations Treasure Hunt.
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J A N U A R Y A N N I V E R S A R I E S
J A N U A R Y B I R T H D A Y S
The purpose of the prayer family is to share our concern and support at times other than crisis times. Ways to do that are to include the person or family in your prayers during the week by sending a note, talking to them at church, a telephone call or email. The names are chosen at random, but sometimes seem by design in that it has come at a particularly appropriate time for them. It is our hope that this will continue to be meaningful.
J A N U A R Y P R A Y E R F A M I L Y O F T H E W E E K
Matthew Swan JAN 2
Pam Luken JAN 2
Brian Everts JAN 3
Jonathan Olson JAN 3
Michael Krupelak JAN 4
Brandon Swan JAN 5
Marty Davis JAN 11
Jon Mitchell JAN 15
Tenley Martin JAN 15
Erica Smith JAN 17
Rhett Crook JAN 18
Quinn Fritz JAN 18
Lilly Richardson JAN 19
Mary Weiland JAN 21
Rebecca Stuempfig JAN 22
Dustin Eklund JAN 22
Christopher Cook JAN 23
Casey Stefan JAN 23
Carolyn Jaeschke JAN 27
Nancy Kunde JAN 31
Eric & Halie Dobbeck JAN 23
Don and Audrey Macomber JAN 26
Gary & Nanacy Jeffers JAN 27
Kurt and Sarah Hemmingsen JAN 28
January 21 Derek & Elizabeth Long
January 28 Bill & Janet Lamers
January 7 Kurt & Sarah Hemmingsen Avery
January 14 Elaine Meyer
Please see your church directory for the
address/phone number for these prayer families.
Or call the church office at 262-246-6710 for
information.
G R E E T E R S F O R J A N U A R Y
George & Sharon Strieter JAN 7
The Stuempfig Family JAN 14
Tom & Loni Stolper JAN 21
Chris & Jamie Martin JAN 28
Dawn Hobbick JAN 7
Jean Fero JAN 14
Pam Luken JAN 21
Janice Buth JAN 28
W E L C O M E T A B L E F O R J A N U A R Y
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Redeemer’s Leadership Approved Council Meeting Minutes
Redeemer UCC
Council Meeting Minutes
November 9, 2017
The following people were present Shelley Hart, Debbie Hecky, Chris Martin, Jean Fero, Bob Dietlmeier, Stefanie Easterling, Dave Swan, and Pastor Julie Eklund.
The meeting was called to order by Shelley Hart followed by joys, concerns and a prayer from Pastor Julie.
Minutes of the Previous Meeting ~ Motion 17-11-01: Via Email - Shelley Hart/Bob Dietlmeier moved to approve the minutes of the October 12th meeting as amended. Motion Carried.
Consent Agenda / Ministry Team Reports~ Motion 17-11-02: Jean Fero/Chris Martin moved to accept the consent agenda as published, Motion Carried.
Membership Status ~ Motion 17-11-03: Shelley Hart/Debbie Hecky moved to accept the requests to remove from membership, Rod, Jordan, Chantelle Kind, Katy Gengler and family, Jayne Gardebrecht and the transfer of member-ship of the Eklund family. Motion Carried.
Church Bells ~ Debbie Hecky will have approximate numbers available for the December meeting regarding the value of the bells if sold, the cost to repair them, and the cost of a free standing structure to support the bells.
50th Anniversary ~ A 50th Anniversary Committee has been established. A volunteer is needed to chair the commit-tee.
Solar Panels ~ It was recommended that Earth Care and Facilities work together in research of this project. A grant application for 2018 is due on November 13th. Due to our current financial situation, this will need further study with Facilities input. All details of the expense involved including maintenance and structure support are needed.
Ministry Team Restructure ~ Church Growth is now three teams - Communication Team, Welcome Team and Cele-bration and Events Team. A breakdown of the 12 Ministry Teams and their visions was provided. The Teams will meet to define their tasks. Motion 17-11-04: Dave Pfeiffer/Chris Martin moved to approve the Ministry Team's Re-structure. Motion Carried.
Safe Care ~ Dave Pfeiffer will hold a meeting with the Safe Care Team. The team will ask local law enforcement to provide training and guidelines and make recommendations of what needs to be addressed at this time. The team will review immediate needs for security.
Stewardship ~ The 2018 Campaign will conclude with the receipt of pledges on November 12th and complete the next two Sundays - November 19th and 26th.
Funeral Packet ~ Funeral fee checklist for non-members and funeral fee guidelines for members was reviewed. Local funeral homes will receive these guidelines and they will also be posted on Redeemer's web site.
Financials ~ An additional $20,000 will be transferred to the mortgage from the Escrow Money Market. This will bring the mortgage below $800,000. Actual net income is down approximately $36,000. A recap of the current financial status - actual vs. budget, will be published in both the Sunday bulletin and the newsletter. Unpledged funds are down from budget. Facilities is over budget due to the furnace repair. The final recap for the Swiss Steak dinner is - Net profit = $4,572.70 which is distributed as follows: 25% to the Campital Campaign ($1,143.18) / 25% to the Kitchen Fund ($1,143.17) / 50% Redeemer Rising Capital Campaign ($2,286.35). The Vice Moderator will be added as a con-tact for the authorization of stock sale through Edward Jones.
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Winter Weather - Church Closings Winter weather is here and you will want to be aware of events or worship services held at Redeemer UCC being cancelled. Please watch the major weather channels 4, 6, 12 & 58 for closing notifications.
CHURCH CLOSINGS
CONTRIBUTION ENVELOPES
2018 Contribution Envelopes will be in your mailbox in January. Please
discard all of your 2017 envelopes and only use 2018 envelopes to assure accurate crediting of your contributions in 2018. If you were not given contribution envelopes, please contact Connie Pinzl in the office or email her at [email protected]. If you are using electronic fund transfer (automatic withdrawal) you can still use your contribution envelopes for any additional giving you may want to do throughout the year, i.e., Christmas Offering, Gold Cans, etc. We appreciate all contributions and want to make sure that you receive proper credit on your statement.
Faith Formation ~ Faith Formation presented the request to approve funds to support a second paid nursery care pro-vider. The rate is $20 per hour on Sunday mornings from 9:15 am - noon. The second paid caregiver would work in the nursery during worship and then assist with childcare for ages 3 years and older after worship. Motion 17-11-05: Chris Martin/Debbie Hecky moved to approve the funds of up to $5,340/year to hire two paid caregivers for child care on Sunday. Motion Carried. Interfaith Conference ~ The Interfaith Conference will be held on December 7th at the Italian Community Center. Mo-tion 17-11-06: Bob Dietlmeier/Chris Martin moved to approve to sponsor a table at a cost of $376 at the 2017 confer-ence. Motion Carried. Those attending are Steve and Debbie Hecky, Rick and Nancy Vollbrecht, Jason Fritz, Marty Davis, Ann Weid and Pastor Julie. The meeting was adjourned at 10.20 with the Lord’s Prayer. Respectfully submitted, Kathy Schaber, Secretary
Redeemer’s Leadership Approved Council Meeting Minutes Continued
Some of you have asked me for an updated address for the Block’s. I contacted Judy and she gave me
their new address.
1689 Cheyenne Ave, Unit E
Grafton, Wi 53024
Send them a card to congratulate them on their new living quarters!
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Pastor’s Report
PLEASE NOTE: HIPAA (The U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) provides for patient privacy in hospitals and nursing homes. What that means for Pastoral Care is that no one will be given information about patients without their consent. It also means that even if patients are asked about church affiliation during the admission process, no one from the health care institution will be contacting the church.
If you or a loved one would like or expect a pastoral visit, you or someone designated by you must call the church and let us know. Otherwise we have no way of knowing about your situation. We are more than willing to provide pastoral care, but need your help in keeping us aware of your needs.
Pastor’s Report December 8, 2017
November 9-December 10, 2017 Council meeting: 1 Worship: 9 CCOS Clergy Meeting: 1 Baptisms: 3 CCOS Lessons & Carols: 1 UCC Clergy Lunch: 1 Spiritual Direction: 1 Nursing Home/Hospital Visits: 1 Worked SOS Food Pantry: 1 Home Visits: 1 Visited Pewaukee Thanksgiving Food Pantry: 1 Community of Practice: 1 Staff Meetings: 4 Interfaith Luncheon: 1 Ministry Team Meetings: 10 Cookie Sale: 1 Personal Meetings: 4 New member informational session: 1 Community Office Hours: 5
Our stewardship campaign is about to wrap up with some final numbers. It looks as if we will be close in meeting enough estimated giving to cover our must have operating expenses. We are looking at creative ways to generate additional funds to get some funding for our ministry teams.
The council appointed team to work on the restructuring of our ministry teams has been meeting almost week-ly. They presented their work at an all team meeting and have drafted some revised wording. They are current-ly going through the results of the time and talent cards to match up interested people with appropriate oppor-tunities.
We are in the season of advent and what we are offering for Wednesdays and Sundays has been well received so far. I am looking for further feedback on those for the future. I will experience my first Christmas program here and I am looking forward to it.
Respectfully Submitted by Pastor Julie
How to Reach Pastor Julie?
Pastor Julie is usually in the church office Tuesday through Friday. Mondays are the days she takes her Sabbath time (time away). During weekdays please call her at the church 262-246-6710. If you prefer to text her, or you have an emergency please contact her cell, 815-670-4502. If you are
contacting her through the church phone and email, please note that she does not access church email or church voicemail on Saturdays or Mondays.
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Redeemer’s Ministry Team Leaders
Congregational Care – Nancy Vollbrecht Church Growth – Cori Raue Earth Care – Sue Borth Building & Grounds– Don Easterling Prairie – Rick Vollbrecht and Lori Gersonde Hospitality – Ann Wied Stewardship – Open Worship – Andrea Pelloquin Faith Formation – Tammy Stratmeyer Mission – Mary Olson Youth & Young Adult – Peg Koller Personnel Team – Dawn Hobbick Pastor Parish Relations—Steve Hecky
Redeemer’s Council
Moderator, Shelley Hart Vice Moderator, Debbie Hecky
Council Member, Chris Martin
Council Member, Bob Dietlmeier
Council Member, Jean Fero
Council Member, Dave Pfeiffer
Council Member, Mandi Kirby
Senior Advisor, Dave Swan
Treasurer, Stephanie Larson
Council Secretary, Kathy Schaber
Pastor Julie Eklund, 262-246-6710
Like us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/RedeemerUCC
Please refer to your printed Church Directory for phone numbers for these contacts, or call the Church Office @ 262-246-6710. Thank you!
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Redeemer UCC
P.O. Box 230
Sussex, WI 53089
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—CHURCH OFFICE—
Hours: Monday - Thurs 10AM to 2PM
———CHURCH OFFICE—
Hours: Monday - Thurs 10AM to 2PM
Office (262) 246-6710 Fax (262) 246-6845
W220 N4915 Town Line Rd
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
Redeemer UCC Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 230
Sussex, WI 53089
Website: www.redeemerucc.org
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RedeemerUCC
Rev. Julie M. Eklund, Pastor
Connie Pinzl, Parish Administrator
Laurie Ostdick, Secretary &
Accounting Assistant
Visitors are cordially invited to join us!
JANUARY 2018 NE WS LE T T ER
