Letter From Pastor Tim

August 2014 Volume 52.8

My Dear Friends,

The words of the theme song to the epic film

"Love Story" come to mind as I write my

final Connections Letter to you. "Where do

I begin to tell the story of how great a love

can be…?” I have been doing a lot of remi-

niscing over the past weeks. I will always be

so grateful that you trusted in God to call

me to serve here at Beautiful Savior when I

was facing the latter years of ministry. As

we have worked together, I have been privi-

leged to see one of the most talented staffs

in all of my church work put together. We

now are over twice as large (some of us in

weight) as when I started here in

2002. God has blessed us with one of the

finest Senior pastors in our church body or

any church body. He is supported by two of

the finest young pastors in the LC-MS. We

have one of the finest traditional worship

leaders in the country. Our contemporary

leaders have developed musical talent and

worship here that causes jealousy among

many other churches. Our Christian Growth

and development is unmatched. Our youth

and children's ministry is par excellent. Our

lay leaders are absolutely superb. We have

been fortunate to successfully complete two

building projects. Our mission zeal and ser-

vice mindset is unparalleled. We have a

Stephen Ministry that oozes with love and

compassion. Our seniors are vibrant and

energetic. I marvel at what God has

done through the wonderful staff and peo-

ple of Beautiful Savior. It's been an amaz-

ing love story for the past eleven and a

half years and Vicki and I will always

be grateful that you allowed us to

share in the story and that you so won-

derfully shared your love with us.

I am grateful for all the College

World Series tickets, the Husker and

Creighton tickets, the golf outings and

fishing trips, the numerous lunches and

dinners over the years. You are amaz-

ing.

As the curtain is ready to fall on this

portion of my ministry I share the title

of another song with you. A group

called New Colony Six out of Chicago

sang in 1970, "I Will Always Think

About You." I will. Vicki will. We

enter into retirement with the excite-

ment of being with our children and

grandchildren, but you will always be

on our minds, on our hearts, and in our

prayers.

The Germans have a beautiful saying

when leaving one another; they say

Auf Wiedersehen. That doesn't mean

good-bye it means until we see each

other again. Auf Wiedersehen and

God bless each of you richly. Thank

you from the bottom of my heart.

In Christ's Love,

Pastor Tim

Letter From Pastor Tim

Inside

Connections:

Discipleship

Preschool News

Women’s Connection

New Horizons

BSLC Long Range

Strategizing

Adult Bible Studies

Mexico Update

Health Ministry

Odds and Ends

Letter From the Carters

Costa Rica Trip

Student Connect

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Discipleship

Women’s Connection

During the month of August our

new sermon series is titled, the

“Power of We.” We will be high-

lighting the importance of fellow-

ship and participation in Life

Groups. To be more prepared for

each weekend’s message, take a

few minutes to read the designat-

ed Bible lessons each week.

August 3: “We Are” Ecclesiastes 4: 9-12, Romans 12: 10-15, John 15:12-15

August 10: “We Grow” Daniel 1:11-17, Ephesians 4:11-16, Matthew 18:19-21

August 17: “We Make Me” Proverbs 27:17, Galatians 2:11-14, Luke 17: 3-5

August 24: “The Power of We” Joshua 1:12-15, Ephesians 2:19-22, Matthew

28:19-20

August 31: Pastors will answer submitted congregational questions during the

sermon

Our Women’s Connection meeting for August is

“Percolating Through Life” on Saturday, August 16, at

9:30 a.m., at the Melissa Site. Bring a friend and enjoy a

wonderful brunch, listen to the speaker, Marge McClana-

han from Sioux Falls, SD. She will be discussing:

“Reforming Requires a Bit of Smushing and Pounding.” She

will also be doing a special feature on coffee, as she was

an owner of a coffee shop. For reservations, please call

Susan Parsons at 402-731-1937. Brunch cost is $11.50.

Free babysitting is available with advance notice. Please

let Susan know when reserving your spot!

Preschool News

M/W/F) - 10 years

The 2014 school year

marks the 40th Anniver-

sary of the preschool! We

opened in 1974. We are

so honored to be able to

keep early childhood edu-

cation going strong at

Beautiful Savior. We plan

to celebrate this all year

long.

We need your help…

please continue to save

your Campbell Soup la-

bels for the preschool

(donation bucket in pre-

school office). Our goal is

It is hard to believe the new

school year is right around the

corner. Fall is our favorite time

of year as we anxiously await

familiar and new faces to ap-

pear. We love these new begin-

nings.

We currently have only a few

slots left for the M-F and M/W/

F classes. If you are still looking

for a preschool, please contact

us at 402-331-2681 or via

email pam@kidnect.org.

All of our preschool teach-

ers will be returning for

the fall. That is awesome

news!

 Pam Prazan (T/TH) -

10 years

 Madelyn Boardman

(M/W/F) - 8 years

 Marie Bode (M-F) - 2

years

 Robin Kolumban (T/TH

& M/W/F) - 6 years

 Zorayda Puente (T/TH

& M/W/F) - 1 year

 Dawn Lasaitis (M-F) -

1 year

 Grace Sillik (T/TH &

5,000 labels. We would

be very grateful if you

could help us reach our

goal. Also, if you have

gently used clothing for

boys and girls ages 3-5,

we need those as well.

Clothing can be left on the

table or desk in the pre-

school area.

Thank you for praying for

our program and our staff

throughout the summer.

We are looking forward

to another exciting year

with the help of God.

Pam and Preschool Staff

New Horizons

The New Horizons of Beautiful Savior will meet on Thurs-

day, August 7, in the Lower Fellowship Hall. Please gather

by 11:45 a.m., and the luncheon will begin at noon. The

luncheon will be a potluck meal. Johnny Ray Gomez will

present a program of musical favorites.

Please call your hostess to reserve a spot. Members or

guests whose last name begin with A through Mc should call

Carolyn Schrader at 402-331-3833. Members and guests

whose last name begins with Me through Z should call Alice

Downey at 402-493-3944.

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Connections

Adult Bible Studies

Iron Men: This is a 20 week men’s discipleship program which involves weekly 90 minute meetings, homework, Scripture

memorization, accountability and with the goal of equipping men to put their faith into concrete action. Interested parties

can contact Jim Haack at 402-331-7376 or [email protected].

Kindle: This is a leadership development process using a collaborative (group-based) adult learning model. Kindle in-

volves learning by doing, including leading group devotions, sharing life experiences, reading and discussing leadership

books and following an individualized growth plan based on a 360-degree assessment results. For more information con-

tact Jim Haack at 402-331-7376 or jim@bslcomaha.org.

The Story: This is a 31 week immersion in the Bible that uses a chronologically arranged, condense NIV Bible in narrative

format with no chapter or verse numbers. It reads like a novel. Beautiful Savior is one of thousands of churches nationwide

to use “The Story” and its many resource materials. Beginning after Labor Day we will experience “The Story.”

BSLC Long Range Strategizing

Why are we bringing in a consultant

to help with long range strategizing?

While 4,000 new churches are start-

ed every year, about 3,800 other

churches close their doors. Here are

three reasons churches don’t make it

(and why we are doing long range

strategizing):

1. Launching too many ministries.

Most ministries begin with good

intentions, trying to meet a legiti-

mate, specialized need. Over

time, these ministries become ex-

pensive and volunteer intensive.

All the while, their effectiveness

dwindles. So ministries must al-

ways evaluate sustainability.

Mexico Update

Part of our mission at Beautiful Savior Lutheran

Church is to be empowered by the Holy Spirit

to reach people for Christ.

A team from BSLC went to Mexico in February

2014 partnering with Christ for the City.

Christ for the City is an international mission

sending organization, serving Latin America,

North America, Africa and Asia. They are a

501(c)3 non profit organization. For this trip

there was a need identified to help the chil-

dren at the orphanage. Look for information in

September for opportunities to help sponsor a

child or children. For questions, please contact

Anna Cole at 402-331-7376.

What will this ministry look like as

it continues to grow? It’s better to

do a few things well than offer a

bunch of programs that scratch

the surface.

2. Being sidetracked by difficult

people. Churches attract wonder-

ful people, but they are also a

breeding ground for difficult

people. As a result, sometimes we

spend a great deal of time justi-

fying what we do to people who

are slightly misaligned with our

congregation’s mission. We’re

coddling people who always

seem to have a problem with how

we spend money on outreach or

how our congregation isn’t more

like their last church. In the end,

this isn’t a people problem, it’s a

vision problem.

3. Working in it, not on it. In church-

es, the work comes at a fast and

furious pace. We’re starting

things, launching things, meeting

with people and operating week-

to-week, While some of this is

necessary, if we never back up to

evaluate and create systems

we’re going to stay stuck in the

hamster wheel of ministry. Church-

es must stop reacting to this

week’s problems and implement a

long term strategy.

The Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Health Ministry has been promoting

flu immunizations for the past five years. Getting vaccinated is cost effec-

tive and life saving. 45,000 adults die annually from a vaccine preventa-

ble disease such as influenza. Group immunity is a method to protect those

who cannot receive vaccinations for several heath reasons.

What are UVA and UVB rays? UVA rays are the weakest, but can cause

skin cells to age and some indirect damage to cells. UVB rays are stronger.

They are mainly responsible for direct damage to the skin. These are rays

that cause sunburn and are thought to cause most skin cancers.

Limiting exposure is the best way to prevent sunburns and skin cancer.

Avoid peak times between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and use sunscreen of SPF

30 or greater, reapplying every two hours. Wear hats and sunglasses to

protect your eyes and face.

Health Ministry

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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Greetings from the Carters in Saint Louis! We pray that God has continued to pour out His many blessings on you all as

the heart of summer is upon us. We’ve been longing for this time of year to discover new adventures that vicarage will

offer. Finally! We have found where we will be going for vicarage! We will be serving Immanuel Lutheran Church in

Grand Rapids, Michigan! Our moving date is the 22nd of July. We are very excited with this new opportunity and would

appreciate all prayers for growth and support.

Tyler is currently in the last week of his final class before vicarage. He has taken two classes this summer: Crisis Interven-

tion and Post-Modern Theology and Pastoral Practice. He is taking the second one right now and has enjoyed both of

them this summer. The classes have taught him a lot and he’s ready to put all that hard studying to practice.

Natalie is in the process of finishing up her last few weeks of work here in Saint Louis. She has learned an extraordinary

amount at Huvepharma and will definitely take all that knowledge to her next job. She has been looking for a job in

Grand Rapids and was able to get in touch with a temp agency that sounds promising. Hopefully we’ll hear something

soon.

This summer has been filled with traveling and vacation times. In a few weeks we well be joining Tyler’s family on a trip,

ironically, to Grand Rapids, Minnesota. We will definitely enjoy being out on the lake and catching some fish.

We want to thank you all for the continued prayers and support as we go on to our vicarage and our fourth year. We

truly appreciate all that you have done for us. Our new address will be 440 Crescent Dr. Apt #6, Grand Rapids, MI

49503 and our email is tyler.carte[email protected]. Thank you for allowing us to have a great Seminary experience so far.

God’s Blessings, Tyler and Natalie Carter

Letter From the Carters

Odds and Ends

 Be sure to keep Pastor Tim and Vicki in your prayers

as they transition to retirement in Eau Claire, Wiscon-

sin. What a blessing it has been partnering with them

in ministry and leadership at Beautiful Savior since

December 2002. There will be a quick Voters’ Assem-

bly to grant Tim a “peaceful release” from his pasto-

ral office immediately after the 11:00 worship (at La

Vista) on Sunday, August 3.

 Our strategic planning consultant, Bryan Blackford, will

be attending worship services and meeting with sever-

al “Focus Groups” on Sunday, August 10. All of our

Beautiful Savior families will also be sent an electronic

community survey the first week of August to help Bry-

an glean detailed information about our church.

Please take a few moments to complete this email sur-

vey when you receive it so the gathered data will be

as comprehensive and accurate as possible.

 Pastoral Leadership Institute (PLI) will be hosting a con-

ference at Beautiful Savior from November 11-14,

2014. They are expecting 50 pastors and their wives

for this event.

 As a part of the November Voters’ Meeting, we will

be appointing one pastor and one lay person (and an

alternate) to represent the congregation at the 2015

Nebraska District LCMS Convention in Kearney (June

12-13). We will also be nominating one pastor from

the Omaha South Circuit for the office of Circuit Visitor

(used to be called Circuit Counselor).

 Mark your calendars - Confirmation classes resume on

Wednesday, September 10. All of our eight grade

students who participated in “Summer Confirmation

Camp” will be confirmed on either Saturday, October

25 at 11:00 a.m. or on Sunday, October 26 at 1:30

p.m. (Parents may decide which option works best with

their schedule.)

 The special Door Offering gathered Sunday, June 29,

for the Nebraska District LCMS Disaster Relief Fund to

assist the Pilger area families recovering from tornado

damage totaled $3,390.

Thank you for your generosity!

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Costa Rica 2014

A small team from Beautiful Savior Student Ministry recently had the opportunity to serve in Nicoya, Guanacaste, Costa

Rica. The team included Erin Welsh, Trevor Lewis, and Josh Keithley. The students partnered with a church from Benton-

ville, Arkansas to do great and mighty things for the Kingdom. The Holy Spirit led us in a few different directions with one

common purpose, to bring the love of Jesus to the students and children of Nicoya. Our team served the community

through clean-up projects at homes, at the city park, and at a local church.

Trevor Lewis said, "I was impacted greatly by the friendliness of the people in Costa Rica. It was cool to see everybody

welcome you and how they were openhearted and open-minded while they were trying to communicate with you. God

really showed me His love through the love of others in Costa Rica. I now know that I will be more open about welcoming

new friends into my life."

The team spent the entire day Sunday in Worship and fellowship with a local church. Other opportunities included re-

modeling of a church fellowship hall, Kids Camp, street evangelism, and countless opportunities with one on one conversa-

tions. One of Josh's favorite moments was being asked to speak during half-time of the futbol (soccer) game! During this

time a young man's knee was healed and he experienced Jesus' love for the first time.

Erin shared her testimony in front of 200 Ticos and Ticas Sunday morning and really stepped into an obedience to God's

voice and discovered what its like to share the love of Jesus in her life with others. She had this to say, "During this trip I

felt like I was only scratching the surface of what God wants us to do there and my heart is really being pulled back.

Throughout the week at different times I could really tell that I was only getting a glimpse of what God has called us as a

youth group and church to do there. I am excited to see what He has in store for us in the future." Our time in Costa Rica

was short but we are excited to go back and bring more groups to share the love of Jesus with a proud country and a

place where our students will grow in their understanding of God's love for His children.

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August Wedding Anniversaries

8/1 Gregory & Terra Beethe, Kathy & Patrick Black, Rich & Angie Kaipust, Brad & Erin Kempfert; 8/2 Brandon &

Kimberly Eymann, Nick & Felicia Wessel; 8/3 Veronica & Daniel Detjens, John & Carol Mumma; 8/4 Dan & Chandra

Bombeck, Jim & Marcella Ernst, Russell & Monica Swan; 8/5 Roger & Ellen Baumgart, Eric & Dawn Beacom, Steve &

Stephanie Beideck, Stacie & Michael Klingbeil, Steve & Sandi Weber; 8/6 Patrick & Melissa Damme, Jennifer &

Nathan Kamprath, Jamie & Trish Miller, Justin & Kristy Norblade, Richard & Samantha Petersen, Dave & Mel Smith;

8/7 Marty & Jeanne Going, Morgan & Kristen Hamilton, Dave & Joyce Puhl, Bruce & Kara Zirpel; 8/8 Bob & June

Eilers, Karl & Robin Kolumban; 8/9 Renee & Marc Huon, Tina & Timothy Karstens, Gail & Robert Kassmeyer, Mark &

Wendy Roth; 8/10 Ryan & Krista Brons, Andy & Lillian Jacobitz, Mike & Carol Jaeger, Oscar & Arline Mussman;

8/11 Ed & Cheryl Baker, Wayne & Louise Rasmussen, Fred & Kristy Rauscher, Greg & Leah Schardt, Jeff & Jody

Watkins; 8/12 Brian & Michelle Adams, Nate & Jacquelyn Kellar; 8/13 Keith & Rachel Grimm, Ed & Carol Williams;

8/14 Toby & Jean Dellamano, Dan & Dotty Mussmann, Tony & Nicholle Reisdorff; 8/15 Joshua & Analisa Peyton, Bill

& Tammy Vala; 8/16 Louis & Deborah Caccomo, Chris & Carrie Erickson, Kurt & Shelley Pohlmann, Matt & Jessica

Skradski, Becky & David Steinbach; 8/17 Shane & Rita Landmark, John & Jerry Petersen; 8/18 Brett & Rachel

Johnson; 8/19 Roger & Carol Bargstadt; 8/20 Mark & Carol Mellick, Mark & Shelli Muldoon; 8/21 Roger & Heather

Klassen, Tom & Dorothy Pflug; 8/23 Jon & Melissa Johnson; 8/24 Karie & Joseph Feyen, Tom & Jen Hermel, Danny &

Linda Owens; 8/25 Jeff & Sarah Loveland, Mike & Susan Westcott; 8/26 Doug & Pat Durbin; 8/27 Tim & Connie

Maine, Tim & Ivette Reick; 8/28 Mike & Patty Callahan, Rich & Barbara Froiland, Howard & Anita Hansen, Sam &

Marilyn Moessner, James & Jennifer Severson; 8/29 8/30 Tim & Vicki Heupel; 8/31 Phil & Diane Taylor.

August Birthdays

ADULTS: 8/1 Roland Beideck, Kim Chilvers, Jill Foster, Andrew Kloeckner, Tara McCarty, Amanda Scholtes, Eric

Vander Woude, Donna Wiman; 8/2 JoAnn Harrison, Kelly Hiatt, Julie Lainson, Seth Marek, Cheryl Roth; 8/3 Melissa

Bergoch, Teri Cissell, Richard Craig, Jamie Hanway, Susan Schiltz, Gerry Warner, Scott Wollberg; 8/4 Kendall

Christensen, June Eilers, Zach Gerch, Darrell Karr, Austin McCleery, Donny McQuigg, Alicia Mikoloyck, Jessie Pflug,

Jane Stier, Corben Waldron; 8/5 Jan Hansen, James Hoppe, Rose Knutzen, Jeanette Laitner, Barbara Miller, Dave

Woodcock; 8/6 Harold Knapp, Michael Neilsen, Heidi Parsons, Patricia Rohloff, Gary Wallace, Meghan Zavoras,

Mikala Zavoras; 8/7 Michelle Beeson, Debbie Helmers, Tim Heupel, Linda Schmidt; 8/8 Matt Alvarado, Diane

Koehler, Russell Raszler, Dave Smith; 8/9 Marla Holmes, Jacob Keffeler, Don Larson, Gary Van Cleve, John Powley;

8/10 Lance Grigsby, Kara Johnson, Deb Niemeier; 8/11 Joni Adler, Michael Braun, Jackie Krueger, Kathryn Palmer,

Jonathon Priebe, Jake Priebe, Christopher Sadovsky, Sarah Svacina; 8/12 Kathy Black, Sharie Fischer, Mary Goforth,

Meredith O’Malley, Heidi Riessen, Mark Roth;Julianna Wisnieski 8/13 Todd Kruse, Betty Morris, Whitney Shanker,

Suzanne Steube, Chuck Van Winkle II; 8/14 Ian Grigsby, Carla Heumann, Phyllis Karr, Bill Lee, Kim Peterson, Melissa

Trapp; 8/15 Mark Adler, Shari Berg, Kristen Campbell, Dustin Durant, Kevin Fitch, Morgan Hamilton, Mary Hazelhurst,

Denise Isenberger, Leslie Laux; 8/16 Rachel McMenamin; 8/17 Wrex Harter, Stephanie Siedschlag; 8/18 Mary

Beideck, Cecelia Brunberg, Jessica Kellog, Jane Valerius, Shelly Welsh; 8/19 Tyler Brown, Angie Henderson, Sally

Leu, Geneva Rowe, Michelle Rule, Bill Vala, Keara Westphal; 8/20 Doug Carter, Bob Hansen, Roger Satter, Danica

Schaap, Michael White; 8/21 Annette Kammerer, Joanne Levin, Brian Swanigan; 8/22 Brittany Boots, Dave Galaska,

Caryn Havenridge, Andy Jacobitz, Kathy Marxen, Matt Skradski, Jill Zavoras; 8/23 Linda Berry, Dawn Henry, Karri

Horton, Virgina Keffeler, Stacie Klingbeil, Kimberly McDonald, Molly Muldoon, Bethany Redlinger; 8/24 Barry Holste,

Heather Klassen, Maryann Reick; 8/25 Stephanie Beideck, Jamie Draper, Julie Hrabik, Milan Reick; 8/26 Jennifer

Kamprath; 8/27 Richard Bastman, Kelly Haack, Mike McKenney, Travis Taege, Michael Van Cleve, Rod Wells; 8/28

Robert Fischer, Ron Holling, Amy Lloyd, Arline Mussman, Joe Vacanti; 8/29 Dean Nilson, Marcia Schrad, Clara

Schraeder; 8/30 Mark Baden, Bob Boardman, Lori Carter, Danial Johnson, Danny Owens; 8/31 Dena Jundt, Jake

Pflug, Tifany Steefensmeier.

TEENS: 8/1 Connor Hulke 8/5 Amber Hoss; 8/6 Jessica Lieb; 8/8 Drew Boyd; 8/9 Shelby Rule; 8/11 Nicholas Wilson;

8/12 Dakota Satter; 8/13 Antonia DeGeorge, Kaycie Havenridge, Abigail Linkhart; 8/14 Katie Pohl; 8/16 Kara

Grimm; 8/19 Adia Matousek; 8/23 Kristin Manley; 8/26 Colin Boex.

CHILDREN: 8/1 Joe Vocelka; 8/2 Paige Johnson, Addison Mauch, Adrian Palmer, Charlie Van Winkle IV; 8/3 Justin

Bystrom, Chase Olson, Kaylee Van Hill; 8/6 Kyrah Trujillo, Zakkary Zavoras; 8/7 Henry Lindsay; 8/8 Jentry Sheldon,

Payton Swaney; 8/9 Connor Crandall, Elise Raszler, Parker Schendt; 8/11 Justin Johnson; 8/12 Halle Reafleng, Kylee

Reafleng 8/13 Drew Flamig; 8/16 Cameron Fritton; 8/19 Noah Hackendahl, Jacob Holtmeyer; 8/20 Lexi Baatz,

Kenzie Peterson; 8/21 Brooklyn Bartlett; 8/22 Emme Baxter; 8/23 Avery Keithley; 8/24 Avery Cartwright, 8/25

Jaxson Sadovsky; 8/26 Connor Fanning, Jonas Harkins, Daniel Smith, Rian Van Winkle; 8/28 Jonathan Damme, Trey

Folger; 8/29 Kenzie Kamprath, Sophia Keilig, Bryce Vigness; 8/31 Elise Roth.

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

9:30 am ‘Perfectly Broken’

8:00 am Men’s Bible Study

8:30 am Prayer Group

9:00 am Abide Network

House

Strategic Planning Survey 3

8, 9:30, 11 am Worship & Communion

8:15, 8:30, 9:30 am Discovery Class

9:30 am Adult Bible Class

9:30 am Student Worship &

Kidnect Sun. School

10:00 am Worship & Communion -

Northwest Site

11:11 am life❘story Worship

6:30 am Men’s Bible Breakfast

8:30 am “Get It Together”

6:00 pm Valor Christian

Academy

6:30 pm Worship &

Communion

7:00 pm 210 Project

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

6:00 pm Brons Life Group

6:00 pm Welsh Life Group

10:45 am Child Care Chapel

6:00 pm life

story Praise Band

6:30 pm Praise Band

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

6:30 pm Foundation Meeting

6:30 pm Student Praise Band

7:30 pm Northwest Praise Band

9:30 am “Perfectly Broken”

5:00 pm Jahns Visitation

8:00 am Men’s Bible Study

8:30 am Prayer Group

11:00 am Jahns Funeral

10:00 am Food Pantry

Strategic Planning Survey

8, 9:30, 11 am Worship & Communion

8:15, 8:30, 9:30 am Discovery Class

9:30 am Adult Bible Class

9:30 am Student Worship &

Kidnect Sun. School

10:00 am Worship - Northwest Site

11:11 am life

story Worship & Communion

12:15, 1:15, 2:15, 3:15 pm Focus Groups

6:30 am Men’s Bible Breakfast

8:30 am “Get It Together”

6:00 pm Valor Christian Acad.

6:30 pm Worship &

Communion

7:00 pm Ladies Bible Study

7:00 pm 210 Project

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

10:45 am Child Care Chapel

6:00 pm life|story Praise Band

6:30 pm Praise Band

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

6:30 pm Stephen Ministry

6:30 pm Student Praise Band

7:30 pm Northwest Praise Band

9:30 am “Perfectly Broken”

Wedding Rehearsal

8:00 am Men’s Bible Study

8:30 am Prayer Group

8:30 am Health Ministry

9:00 am Women’s

Connection

10:00 am Food Pantry

12:00 Lichtas / Freudenburg

Wedding

8, 9:30, 11 am Worship & Communion

8:15, 8:30, 9:30 Discovery Class

9:30 am Adult Bible Class

9:30 am Student Worship & Kidnect Sun.

School

10:00 am Worship & Communion -

Northwest Site

11:11 am life

story Worship

6:30 Men’s Bible Breakfast

8:30 am ‘Get It together’

6:00 pm Valor Christian

Academy

6:30 pm Worship &

Communion

7:00 pm 210 Project

7:00 pm Ladies Bible Study

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

6:00 pm Brons Life Group

6:00 Welsh Life Group

10:45 am Childcare Chapel

6:00 pm life

story Praise Band

6:30 pm Praise Band Rehearsal

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

Supervision

6:30 pm Student Praise Band

7:30 pm Northwest Praise Band

9:30 am “Perfectly Broken”

Wedding Rehearsal

8:00 am Men’s Bible Study

8:30 am Prayer Group

10:00 am Private Baptism

12:00 pm Cole / Nell

Wedding

8, 9:30, 11 am Worship & Communion

8:15, 8:30, 9:30 Discovery Class

9:30 am Adult Bible Class

9:30 am Student Worship & Kidnect Sun.

School

10:00 am Worship - Northwest Site

11:11 am life|story Worship& Communion

6:30 am Men’s Bible Breakfast

8:30 am ‘Get It together’

6:30 pm Worship &

Communion

7:00 pm Project 210

7:00 pm Ladies Bible Study

Missionary Training

9:00 am Ladies Bible Study

Missionary Training

6:00 pm life|story Praise Band

6:30 pm Praise Band

Missionary Training

9:00 Ladies Bible Study

6:30 pm Stephen Ministry

6:30 pm Student Praise Band

7:30 pm Northwest Praise Band

Missionary Training

9:30 am ‘Perfectly Broken’

Wedding Rehearsal

6:30 pm MOPS Kick Off

8:00 am Men’s Bible Study

8:30 am Prayer Group

12:00 pm Schumann /

Caccomo Wedding

8, 9:30, 11 am Worship & Communion

8:15, 8:30, 9:30 Discovery Class

9:30 am Adult Bible Class

9:30 am Student Worship & Kidnect Sun. School

10:00 am Worship & Communion - Northwest Site

11:11 am life

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