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ST. STEPHEN LUTHERAN CHURCH –
ELCAPastor Gail Sowell
424 N 3rd Avenue, PO Box 95Edgar, WI 54426-0095
Telephone: 715-352-2491 (St. Stephen Office)715-352-2492 (Pastor Gail Home/Cell/Emergency)
715-352-2524 (St. John Office)Church Web Site: www.ststephenedgar.com
ST. STEPHEN – ELCAHonoring the Past – Welcoming the Future
2017 COUNCIL OFFICERSPresident Kathy Schreier 715-352-2392 [email protected]
Vice-President Vicki Maurer 715-574-0527 [email protected] Sherry Gayken 715-355-9039 [email protected] Rod Zietlow 715-370-7681 [email protected]
Financial Secretary Kristin Schreier [email protected] Dale Pilgrim
Clarence WernerMark Schreier
715-352-2968715-432-0997715-352-2392 [email protected]
Trustees Vern SpauldingDavid HarmDennis Lang
715-680-0063715-370-5463715-573-2974
Youth Liaison Volunteer Needed
INSIDE THIS ISSUEParish Staff/Council Officers..............................1Staff/Officer Contact Information.......................1October Birthdays and Anniversaries.................2Baptism/Thank You Volunteers-Steam Show....2Rally Sunday/History/Joint Mission...................3Constitution/By-Laws/Assistant Needed............3Pancake Brunch/Meetings...................................3Pastor’s Ponderings.............................................4Schedule Update/Confirmation/Cradle Roll.......5Church Mice/Reformation Sunday/Senior Day. .5Ladies’ Bible Study/Blanket Sun./Quilting.........6Chequamegon Conference Fall Retreat..............6Looking Ahead/Council Openings......................7Circle of Joy/Volunteers/Story of Jonah.............7Thanksgiving for Special Services......................8Community Activities.........................................8Photos............................................................9-10October Calendar..............................................11Worship Assistant Chart...................................12
Joint St. Stephen/St. John Mission Statement:Saints united to be the body of Christ in the world, freed by grace
to live faithfully, witness boldly, and serve joyfully.
Sunday, October 1 – regular Sunday times resume: 9:30 AM – Sunday School
10:30 AM Communion WorshipSunday, October 22 – ConfirmationSunday, October 29 – Reformation Sunday
PARISH STAFFPastor
Gail SowellHome/Cell/Emergency
St. Stephen OfficeSt. John Office
715-352-2492715-352-2491715-352-2524
Secretary Sherry [email protected]
715-355-9039
Outside Custodian Steve Doran 715-393-5080Inside Custodian Rachel Doran 715-393-5076
Organist Charlotte Otto 715-443-2007Handbell Director Marla Berg 715-302-4768Altar Guild Millie Borchardt/
Marge Copeland/Deb Pilgrim715-352-2451
Media
Team
Dale Pilgrim, Mark Schreier, Vern Spaulding, Rod Zietlow, Kristin Zietlow, Mike Maurer, Sherry Gayken
OCTOBER birthdays02 Reiche Jill02 Zietlow Merlin06 Copeland Tami08 Zietlow Kristin08 Berg Tom09 Maurer Mollie13 Reiche Rebecca13 Werner Jennifer14 Riehle Christina14 Pilgrim Debbie16 Schulz Norma16 Maurer Avery17 Mroczenski Katlynn20 Guralski Devin23 Gray Dick25 Roddy Arlene
90/90+ BIRTHDAY CLUB: Norma Schulz will be 97 years young on October 16.
For cards and birthday wishes, her address is as follows:
NORMA SCHULZGardenside Crossingc/o Mount View Care Center2400 Marshall StWausau, WI 54403-6738
OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES10/01 – Guralski, Roxi & Steve 10/02 – Riehle, Jill & Ron10/03 – Otto, Charlotte & Wilbur 10/05 – Holbach, Robin & Todd10/07 – Mroczenski, Tami & Larry10/10 – Karlen, Gloria & Jerry10/15 – Heiden, Mindy & Greg 10/17 – Werner, Alice & Clarence 10/22 – Venzke, Stacy & Julius10/29 – Hein, Eryn & Steven
CELEBRATION OF HOLY BAPTISM
GOD’S BLESSINGS – on Sunday, September 24th, 2017, Greta Faye Kohel was presented to receive the sacrament of Holy Baptism at St. Stephen – Pastor Gail Sowell. Greta was born May 12, 2017, and is the daughter of Ben and Patty Kohel. Sponsors are: Brad Kohel and Sandy Mielke. Stand-in sponsors were her big brothers, Simon, Jace, Wade, and Reid.
We welcome Greta into the body of Christ and into the mission we share. Together we give thanks and praise to God and share His love with all the world.
THANK YOU to the volunteers that set up and sold ice cream this year at the Steam Show on
August 25-27, 2017.
Thanks to Mark, Kathy and Kristin Schreier, Marge Copeland, Mary Ann Ashbrenner, Gisela Ringle, Rod and Kristin Zietlow, Steve and Rachel Doran, Clarence Werner, Mike and Mollie Maurer, Vicki Maurer, and Pastor Gail. Thanks to Denny Lang and his helpers who set up the stand.
After an exciting start with electrical issues we had a good sales day on Friday. The weather didn't cooperate on Saturday and Sunday, so the final profit after expenses of the booth space and ice cream was about $1,200.00. The proceeds will be split between the Circle of Joy and the Crop Walk. A big thank you to all that stopped by and supported our stand with your ice cream purchase :)
Looking forward to doing it again next year! Mark your calendars!
FIRST DAY OF SUNDAY SCHOOL – RALLY SUNDAY!! Lori Guralski, our Sunday School Superintendent, held a Rally Sunday breakfast Sunday, September 24th, for Sunday School staff, students, and students’ parents and families.
THANK YOU LORI AND ALL YOUTH, PARENTS, AND FAMILIES
Beginning Sunday, October 1st, Sunday School is held every Sunday morning at 9:30 AM. If you, as parents, have any questions about the St. Stephen Sunday School Program, please give Lori a call at 715-352-2706.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE CONTINUED HISTORY OF ST. STEPHEN? Individual needed to maintain/update the history information and binders, etc., of St. Stephen.
A JOINT MISSION OR COMMUNITY PROJECT – an idea has been expressed to donate (in conjunction with the Giving Tree) socks, hats, and mittens to the needy in the community. Collection would start in November and last until a week or two before Christmas. Additional mission or project ideas should be brought to the October 22nd Quarterly Meeting.
COPIES OF THE NEW, REVISED CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS FOR ST. STEPHEN are available to be borrowed and read before being voted on at the Congregational Quarterly Meeting on October 22nd. Pick one up, be informed, and let us
hear your VOTE! You can find them on the table in the narthex.
SEEKING WORSHIP ASSISTANTKeyboard player organ, piano, keyboard) to play for Lutheran worship services (mostly traditional) at St. John Lutheran Church (Town of Wien). Contact St. John Lutheran Church @ 715.352.2524, [email protected].
ST. JOHN (Town of Wien) ANNUAL ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKE BRUNCH – Sunday, October 8th, serving from 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM. Potato and buttermilk pancakes served with REAL maple
syrup, sausage, cheese, applesauce, bars, coffee, and milk. Adults $7.00 ($8.00 at the door); children 6-12 $4.00; 5 years & under Free. Basket raffle. Pies for sale. This is a Thrivent Action Team Project.
ST. STEPHEN COUNCIL MEETINGS: Tuesday, October 17th @ 5:30 PM
Starting in September, monthly Council meetings will be held on Tuesday evenings.
ST. STEPHEN QUARTERLY MEETING: Sunday, October 22nd @ 9:15 AM.
PASTOR’S PONDERINGS FOR OCTOBER, 2017
500 years is a pretty long time! That’s at least 25 generations, and in those 5 centuries a lot of changes have taken place. New “technology” during Martin Luther’s lifetime included the printing press, which had just been developed by Johannes Gutenberg. This allowed Luther’s writings (beginning with the 95 Theses), to be distributed to an audience that was just learning to read.
How much more has more recent technology changed lives! Many of our oldest members were born at a time when outhouses were common, when homes were without running water, and telephones—if they had them—were all “manned” by one operator, who had to connect each call individually, and each call could be listened to by everyone else on the “party line.”
Today “party line” means something very different. Our country is being torn apart by “party lines.” Ideas of what’s right vs. what’s wrong, what’s good vs. what’s bad (or worse, evil), what’s safe vs. what’s dangerous—these ways of thinking are in themselves, I believe, wrong and bad and dangerous.
As Christians we’re called to a way of thinking that’s opposed to national politics. Our allegiance, through our baptism into Christ, is to our triune God: Father (Creator), Son (Savior), and Holy Spirit (the one who leads and directs us as children of the heavenly Father).
The New Testament reading for October 1 is from Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, written around 60 CE (common era) while Paul was in prison in Rome. The appointed verses include what’s known as the Christ Hymn, believed to be one of the oldest professions of faith in Christianity: Let the same mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God as something to be exploited, but emptied himself, taking the form of a servant, being born in human likeness. And being found in human form, he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death—even death on a cross. Therefore God highly exalted him and gave him the name [Lord] that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father (Philippians 2:5-11).
WWJD? What would Jesus do? When anyone tells you you “have to” do or say or believe something in order to be a good citizen of this “one nation under God,” stop and think. In what way is that “have-to” consistent with what we pray for in the Lord’s Prayer: Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. May God have mercy on us all.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 st – regular Sunday worship times and Sunday School times at St. Stephen and St. John will resume:
9:00 AM – Worship at St. John 9:15 AM – Sunday School at St. John
9:30 AM – Sunday School at St. Stephen10:30 AM – Communion Worship at St. Stephen
The joint “St. John/St. Stephen Lutheran Parish ELCA is continuing opportunities to worship and to learn:
WEDNESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY – will continue at 6:00 PM every other week – October 11 and October 25 and November 8. Thanksgiving Eve Worship is November 22.
THURSDAY EVENING WORSHIPS will continue at 6:00 PM as long as there are at least 8 people present. If attendance falls below 8 people two weeks in a row, it will be cancelled until next summer. Please check with Pastor Gail.
Note: anyone and everyone is welcome at both Bible studies and worship services!
THE CONFIRMATION PROGRAM this year will again be under the direction of Colleen Dvorak with the assistance of Kristin Zietlow. Confirmation Sunday at St. Stephen is Sunday, October 22nd at the 10:30 AM service.
NOTE TO CONFIRMATION CLASS: Pastor Gail has scheduled a Confirmation Class for Wednesday evenings, September 20th and October 4th. All students to be confirmed must come to two (2) of the Bible Studies on September 13, September 27, or October 11.
CRADLE ROLL – Elaina Riehle has volunteered to oversee the Cradle Roll registry and mailings – through the Cradle Roll ministry St. Stephen maintains contact with our youngest members from baptism through age 3 – when they are welcomed and encouraged to participate in the Sunday School program.
Adventures of the Church MiceThis is Merry Twinkle from St. John. We had a meeting, the 4 of us Church Mice, and we decided we’re going to take a vacation for a while.
REFORMATION SUNDAY: October 29, 2017 -500 Years of Evangelical Reformation 1517-2017“Freed and Renewed in Christ” is the theme used by
the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s churchwide organization in its observance of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation that began with the 95 theses that Martin
Luther first made public on October 31, 1517.
In “The Freedom of a Christian” (1520) Martin Luther famously wrote “A Christian is lord of all, completely free of everything; a Christian is a servant, completely attentive to the needs of all.” The ELCA’s theme expresses this message of the Christian faith’s freedom and a renewed life of service to others in Jesus Christ.
When Martin Luther posted his “Ninety-five Theses” on the church door in Wittenberg in 1517, no one expected the breadth of evangelical reforms in Christian teaching and practice that followed. In every dimension of Christian faith a renewed trust in God’s forgiving mercy replaced a reliance on teachings and practices that, like the sale of indulgences, were vulnerable to abuse and corruption. Preaching a few years later, Luther said, “I opposed indulgences … but never with force. I simply taught, preached, and wrote God’s Word; otherwise I did nothing. I did nothing; the Word did everything.” When he began to propose reforms in worship, he wrote similar words. “This is the sum of the matter: let everything be done so that the Word may have free course.”
Nearly 500 years later, the results of this evangelical confidence in God’s forgiving and liberating Word are evident today in Christian communities of all types.
ELCA website. Visit www.elca.org / elca500.org
SENIOR DAY – 3rd Wednesday of each month at St. Stephen from 1:00 – 3:00 PM. Next date: Wednesday, October 18 @ 1:00 PMChampion for the month of September is: Marge Copeland.
Join in with the group for some old-fashioned fun !!
All area seniors are welcome !!!
LADIES’ BIBLE STUDY continued on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 1:00 PM – next date: Tuesday, October 10th.
This October will be Session 2 of the three-session Gather Bible study on the Apostles’ Creed and what we together say we believe. Gather is the magazine of Women of the ELCA.
(October) Session 2: I believe in Jesus Christ… In Scripture, Jesus is called the Messiah, the Son of God, a teacher, a healer, the pioneer of our faith, the rock of our salvation, Son of Man and other titles. In the Apostles’ Creed, Jesus’ life and ministry is briefly summed up. Jesus is described as God’s only Son and our Lord—one who was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born by the Virgin, who suffered under Pilate, who was crucified, died and was buried. The creed is a definition of the work of the Father, Son and Spirit, yet there is also fullness to being followers in the Way of Christ that is not described in the creed. How does the creed encompass faithful living in imitation of Christ? In other words, what does it mean to believe even more about Jesus and following Jesus than we say in the words of the creed?
LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF (LWR) – BLANKET SUNDAY -- a long-standing tradition at St. Stephen – will be held Sunday,
October 1st. The quilters will have the quilts on display which they have made throughout the year; also accepted are blankets (new or gently used) for LWR.
Monetary donations also accepted. A donation of only $5.00 (check or cash) helps LWR provide blankets for people who suffer from war or natural disasters all around the world. The blankets/quilts provide shelter, carry babies, hold personal belongings, serve as coats, and provide a warmer place to sleep. For only a $5.00 donation, you can help another human being in great need.
If by check, please make your check payable to St. Stephen Lutheran Church Women and place in an envelope marked with a notation “BLANKETS.” If you wish to make a cash donation, please also place in an envelope marked with a notation “BLANKETS.” These donations may be placed in the collection plate or given to Sherry throughout the month of October.
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QUILT/BLANKET PACKING – Quilts and blankets for LWR will be packed on Wednesday, October 4 th at 9:30 AM. Please let Jane Ross know if you will be able to help or if you have any questions. The Wausau Area Ingathering is Saturday, October 7th, 8:00 AM - Noon, at 143 W. Thomas St., Wausau.
QUILTING will resume on Thursday, October 5th, in the St. Stephen basement at 1:00 PM and continues the 1st and 3rd
Thursdays of each month through May. More willing hands are needed. Sewing may also be done at home.
2017 CHEQUAMEGON CONFERENCE FALL RETREAT – Life in the Spirit Marathon
(In The Secret Place):
When: October 28, 2017Where: Faith Lutheran Church
207 S Cherry AveMarshfield WI 54449
Cost: $18.00, includes lunch and art supplies$23.00 after October 14, 2017
Registration forms available from Jane or Sherry.
Registration begins at 8:30 AM with refreshments. Lunch served at Noon.
In-kind gifts and offering: An offering will be collected for the Fredrick Ozanam Transitional Shelter. Their mission is to provide emergency transitional housing for homeless families.
Requested items: plastic bags (45-50 gallon); 9-volt batteries; toilet bowl cleaner; LED light bulbs (60 watt); dish cloths; other cleaning supplies such as Mr. Clean. Also gift cards for Festival, Pick ‘n Save, ShopKo, Target, Wal-Mart, or Menards ($10 minimum).
Questions: Call Roni Kaczar-Smith @ 715-613-0127.
ALL SAINTS’ DAY REMEMBRANCES – The congregation is invited to submit names of loved ones they’ve lost and want remembered – these individuals don't need to be former members, but any family member or friend who's ever died that is wanted to be memorialized. At the beginning of All Saints’ Day worship on November 5th, a candle will be lit for every name submitted – family or friend. Please print the name of your loved one clearly, and if you wish, print your own name and relationship. Slips are in the back. This is a beautiful and moving way to celebrate the light of lives now departed. Fifty candles or more make a lovely scene on the altar! Memorials must be received by Sunday, October 29th (place in white box in the back).
THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE will be held on Wednesday evening (Eve before Thanksgiving Day) – November 22nd, at 7:00 PM at St. John (Town of Wien).
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PROGRAM – Sunday, December 24th, @ 10:30 AM. Parts for the Program will be handed out on Sunday, November 19th. Please be there. Practices will be each Sunday in December at 9:30 AM and on December 24 th
at 9:00 AM.
CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP – Sunday, December 24th, with Pastor Gail:
4:00 PM – at St. John on N7:00 PM – at St. Stephen
(Musical Prelude at 6:30 PM)
CHRISTMAS DAY – Monday, December 25th: 9:00 AM – at St. John on N10:30 AM – at St. Stephen
ST. STEPHEN COUNCIL OFFICERS for the 2018+ church year will be elected at the Quarterly Meeting on October 22nd.
Ballot box in back.
Available positions are:Financial Secretary – 3-year termTrustee – 3-year termDeacon – 3-year term
CIRCLE OF JOY – along with a THANK YOU for continued donations, Darlene Berg representing the Edgar/Marathon Circle of Joy presented some useful information about the Circle –
following are a few bits and pieces:
The pantry opens to the public twice a month. The officers only meet once a month to pay bills/deposit checks, etc.
She believes the Circle was started in 1985. The Circle is a “food” pantry and helps approximately 25-30 families per month in the Edgar/Marathon area – food donated from food drives in schools, churches, clubs, or private persons. Fresh meat is purchased with the cash donations.
Custom Meats in Marathon donates over 500# of ground venison each year.
Makings for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter meals are also purchased. Along with the Christmas meal, the “Giving Tree” is set up at ACB.
Some things always needed are: peanut butter, jelly, canned fruit, syrup, crackers, sugar, flour, juice, laundry soap, and dish soap.
Again, a THANK YOU is extended from the Circle of Joy for continued donations (both cash and food items in the cradle in the back).
A copy of Darlene’s letter is posted on the bulletin board in back for anyone interested in reading it in its entirety.
VOLUNTEERS are needed to provide many of the free services that help the homebound elderly neighbors to continue to live independently. Find out how you can help by contacting the United Way Retired and Senior Volunteer Program at 715-298-5721. Can you spare an hour now and then? With a little time, you can make a difference.
THE STORY OF JONAH (BY ST. STEPHEN YOUTH) -
THANKSGIVING FOR SPECIAL SERVICESPastor GailSt. Stephen was blessed in September with two special worship services. Our 125th anniversary celebration drew over 150 people! (One visitor told me it was so wonderful that our congregation was so large. . . .) The handbells rang, the people sang—we heard a lot of comments about the glorious singing; lifting voices in song is a long historical tradition of Lutherans! And of course, table fellowship is always an appropriate way to cap off our time of worship. God gifted us with beautiful weather, and those who were able to stay for the concert in the park enjoyed the music of “Faith, Hope, and Harmony,” a three-person Christian group who will be returning to provide a musical worship service early in 2018. Many thanks to all who shared this wonderful day with us!
The following week our Bishop, Rick Hoyme, delivered an engaging sermon on the gospel of forgiveness. Where there is forgiveness, there is the kingdom of heaven! Again we gathered for a feast after worship, this time a typical Lutheran potluck, with more delicious and delectable food than we could eat. No one does
potlucks like Lutherans! Our thanks to Bishop Rick for his leadership in the Synod, and his personal connection to each congregation.
October, too, will bring special worship times. On the 22nd six young people will celebrate the Affirmation of Baptism (which we call Confirmation). It’s been a joy and a delight for me to get to know them in our evening gatherings this past month. St. Stephen can be both proud of the attentiveness and enthusiasm of their youth, and also optimistic as to the future of our “church” (which is the people, the body of Christ, the fellowship of believers, the communion of saints).
Then, finally, after several years of anticipation, the entire Lutheran Church (all 246 branches of Lutheranism throughout the world!) will celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Martin Luther, meaning only to purify the worship of the Roman Catholic Church, asked questions that made the whole world rethink what it means to be a follower of Jesus, the Christ (the Messiah long promised by God).
I hope you’ll join us for these special services, and for all others as well!
AN EVENING WITH JOHN DENVER – featuring Tribute Artist Layne Yost – Saturday, October 7, 2017, Edgar Schools Auditorium – 7:00 PM. General Admission $10.00 – tickets available at Berg Sales. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Presented by Edgar Fine Arts Association.
HARVEST SUPPER – St. John “High Steeple” Lutheran Church has announced its annual Harvest Supper on Saturday, October 7th, serving from 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM.
ST JOHN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH will host a baked potato bar Wednesday, October 18th, 4:00 – 6:30 PM in the church dining hall. Proceeds will go to the St. John’s Youth Group.
ANNUAL GOLDEN LADLE SOUP CONTEST will be held Saturday, October 21st, 6:00 PM, at Stark’s Floral. Proceeds to benefit the Edgar Holiday Parade. The event will feature a cake walk and drawing. For more information, contact Karen at 715-352-2577 or Diane at 715-212-9269.
EDGAR HOLIDAY PARADE – to be held on Sunday, November 5th, @ 1:00 PM.
TRICK OR TREATING – Village of Edgar will have Halloween trick or treating on Sunday, October 29 th, from 3:00 – 5:00 PM.
BOO BASH FAMILY NIGHT at Edgar Elementary School on Halloween, Tuesday, Oct. 31 – 6:00-7:00 PM.
THE MARATHON COUNTY TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM is recruiting volunteer drivers. More drivers are needed to accommodate the increasing requests to take elderly and disabled people to their appointments. Individuals in needs of transportation will be matched with volunteer drivers. Drivers will be reimbursed 53.5 cents per mile to cover expenses.
Please call Jenny McKenzie at 715-841-5101.
BISHOP RICK HOYME
OCTOBER, 2017
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 17th Sunday after Pentecost
9:30 AM Sunday School10:30 AM Communion Worship
BLANKET SUNDAY
2
Pastor Gail’s Day Off
3 4
9:30 AMPack for LWR
6:00 PMConfirmation Class
5
1:00 PMQuilting
6:00 PMEveningWorship
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8:00 AM – NoonIngathering for LWR
8 18th Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 AM – 12:30 PM Pancake Brunch at St. John on N
9:30 AM Sunday School10:30 AM Communion Worship
9
Pastor Gail’sDay Off
10
9:00 AMCounting Committee
1:00 PMLadies’ Bible Study
11
6:00 PMBible Study
12
6:00 PMEveningWorship
13 14
Ladies’ Conference Fall Retreat Registrations Due
15 19th Sunday after Pentecost
9:30 AM Sunday School10:30 AM Communion Worship
16
Pastor Gail’sDay Off
National Boss’s Day
17
5:30 PMSt. StephenCouncil Meeting
18
1:00 PMSenior Day
19
1:00 PMQuilting
6:00 PMEveningWorship
20 21
22 20th Sunday after Pentecost
9:15 AM Quarterly Meeting 9:30 AM Sunday School 10:30 AM Communion Worship
CONFIRMATION
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Pastor Gail’sDay Off
24
NEWSLETTERDEADLINE
25
6:00 PMBible Study
26
6:00 PMEveningWorship
27 28
8:30 AM – 1:00 PM2017 Chequamegon Conference Ladies’Fall Retreat
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9:30 AM Sunday School10:30 AM Communion Worship
30
Pastor Gail’s Day Off
31
9:00 AMCounting
Committee
NOVEMBER 1 2
1:00 PMQuilting
6:00 PMEvening Worship
3 4
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS THIS EVENING/TOMORROW AM(SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR)
