The Messenger

Emmanuel United Church of Christ

September 2015

36821 Sunset Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066

PO Box 216 Dousman, WI 53118

Worship Schedule

Rev. Nansi Hawkins, Pastor

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

Sept. 6

Hebrews 11:1-12:2
By Faith
Prayers for Mary Ann Edwards,
Nancy Edwards &
the Everett family

God calls us to step apart from the

flurry of Doing to allow our hearts
the time and space to reflect and
be grateful.

Conscious of Our Treasures

The playwright Thornton Wilder
once wrote, We can only be
said to be alive in those moments
when our hearts are conscious of
their treasures. Those moments
when we stand aside and allow
ourselves to see what is before us
and
say
Thank-you:
those
moments are what make our
lives meaningful. Gratefulness
has a way of putting things in
perspective. What is important?
What is it that makes us feel
alive? The heart of prayer, the
heart of our worship is this
gratefulness, when we stand
aside for an hour and allow our
hearts to be conscious of the
treasures God has given us. And
chief among those treasures is
Gods own self. God so loved
the world, that God gave
what? God gave Godself. To us.
Sunday worship is nothing more
or less than being conscious,
being
grateful
of
this
extraordinary gift of God, who
gives us Godself, who gives us
ourselves. For an hour a week,

And September? September is

when we come back from
whatever it is weve been doing to
resume our habit of weekly
gratefulness! Church school starts
on Sept. 13 (as do sports and work
and studies and a thousand other
important things!): for an hour a
week, can we carve out space to
come before God and be
conscious of our treasures?
Blessings!
Pastor Hawkins

WHY GO TO CHURCH ANYWAY?

We need places to pray as if
someone were listening, to study as
if we might learn something worth
writing on our hearts, to join with
others in service as if the world
might be transformed. Churches are
places to learn to practice, with
others, a continual conversion of
life, a permanent openness to
change.
Stephanie Paulsell,
Soul Experiments in Faith Matters.

Holy Communion
Food Pantry Sunday

Sept. 13
Revelation 21:1-5
Happy New Year!
RALLY DAY!!
Prayers for the Fairbanks,
Faircloth families &
Dianne Frances & Loey Erickson

Rally Day: 3-year olds

receive their baptismal
leaves...2nd graders get
their Bibles...Confirmands
give their vows of
intention...teachers are
anointed...church school
starts.
Order SCRIP
Coffee Hour after worship
to celebrate the
beginning of our new
church school year!
Happy Rosh Hashanah to
all our Jewish friends!

Sept. 20
Matthew 14:22-33
Faith in the Midst of Fear
Prayers for the Goetschs,
Gryskes & Hagen family
Sept. 27
Genesis 32:22-30
Wrestling in Faith
Prayers for Leanne Harmann,
the Hawkins & the
Pete/Peggy Hazelberg
families

8:30 AM Holy Communion

training for PARENTS of 2nd
graders (training for 2nd
graders will be the
following Sunday, Oct. 4 at
8:45 AM).

September Committees

CONFIRMATION

Communion Preparation for Sept. 6 Bette Schroeder &

Joanne Winchell
Communion Assistants: Megan Alaimo & Sawyer Bensing
Coffee Hour Committee for September 13th (Rally Day):
Kerry/Mike Alaimo, Laurie Buckett, Pennie/Steve Everett,
Dianne Frances, Peggy/Pete Hazelberg, Melanie/Mike
Laur, Connie Motelet
Cleaning the Church: Kerry Alaimo, Laurie Buckett,
Shirlene Hazelberg, Sherri Krantz & Connie Motelet
Greeters

Scripture
Readers

Ushers

Mary Fran Roberts

13

Julia Starbuck

20

Mary Edwards

27

Francine Langlais &

Ron Blaschuk

Donna Newland/
Gail Tamez
Sue/Tom Stelling
Debbie Morgan/
Ken Pike
Carol Pfalz/
Charlotte Voigt

Megan
Alaimo
Alex
Teerlinck
Robert
Zondag
Mike Misch

MEET OUR 2015-16 CONFIRMANDS!

Megan Alaimo! Ashley Bonestroo!
Sawyer Bensing! Robert Colon!
Caitlyn Jensen-Engel! Alex Teerlinck!
These 6 excellent youths will be having their first
Confirmation Mission Sept. 11-13, ending with an
overnight at the church. Rally Day, theyll be waking up in
Fellowship Hall, eager to give their vows of intention
during the Rally Day service. Welcome to a year of
learning about your faith!

DETAILS FOR OUR FIRST CONFIRMATION

MISSION TRIP, Sept. 11-13...

Meet at Emmanuel at 3:00pm on Fri, Sept. 11. Well

carpool down to Bethel-Bethany UCC in Milwaukee for
service and justice insight Friday through Saturday
afternoon. Saturday at 2:30 we head back to Dousman
(with a stop at the Waukesha Sky Zone!) Saturday into
Sunday morning we have a retreat surrounding Prayer
and the Sacraments, ending up with Rally Day and our
vows of intention.

WHAT TO BRING:

BIRTHDAYS
Allie Brisk
Christy Lui
Virginia Galloway
Christine Lang
Anne Misch
Chris Hinrichs
Angie Hinrichs
Joe Phelan
Caitlin Hawkins
Paul Mayer

1
2
3
5
5
8
9
10
16
17

Vivian Hazelberg
Sal Tamez
Beau Murray
Ron Blaschuk
Debbie Morgan
Mary Fran Roberts
Katie Brisk
Jamie Thomson
Minnie Fairbanks
Mary Branson

20
22
24
25
26
26
27
28
29
30

ANNIVERSARIES
Amanda & Joel Lashley
Vera & Don Ortmann
Kerry & Mike Alaimo

7
23
26

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
CHURCH SCHOOL KICKS OFF ON RALLY DAY,
SEPTEMBER 13!

3-yr olds receive their baptismal leaves 2nd graders get

their Bibles Confirmands give their vows of intention
teachers are anointed church school starts AND FUN
& FELLOWSHIP FOLLOW WORSHIP WITH COFFEE HOUR
TREATS.

COMMUNION TRAINING FOR

2ND GRADERS & THEIR PARENTS

Parents of 2nd graders are invited to Holy Communion

Training with Pastor Hawkins on Sunday, September 27 at
8:30 AM. 2nd graders will have their training the following
Sunday, October 4th at 8:45 AM.

Sleeping bag/ pillow

Toothbrush/paste
lunch money & $17 for the Sky Zone
Well be going to a Pentecostal church and a
mosque, so wear appropriate clothing: modest
shorts, jeans or slacks; no deep- cut shirts or t-shirts
with slogans.

ADULT BIBLE STUDY resumes

Tuesday, Sept. 8, 9:30 AM
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT IT MEANS WHEN JESUS
IS CALLED THE SON OF GOD? This year, the Adult Bible
Study will be delving into ancient archaeology and
culture in the time of Jesus. Well be using The Challenge
of Jesus by renowned scholar Dr. John Dominic Crossan,
one of the most challenging scholars of our day. This is the
summation of his lifes work, developed into four themes:
The World of Jesus, the Life of Jesus, The Death of Jesus,
and the Resurrection of Jesus.
For example in the first session, before Jesus ever started
His ministry, the Roman Emperors were called The Savior
of the World and The Son of God. They also called
themselves The Prince of Peace, but their idea of how
peace would be achieved was by conquering the world.
Their motto was Peace through Military Victory. When
Jesus comes on the scene, these imperial titles are taken
over by Him. Why? What does it mean when the titles of
the Roman Imperial Theology are taken from Caesar and
given to Jesus instead?
The material is absolutely fascinating, and will open your
eyes to the Bible as theyve never been opened before!
Please join us: No Bible experience necessary; just a
curious mind. We meet every Tuesday from 9:30-10:45am
in the Community Room and we even serve coffee!

Join the FABULOUS EUCC Choir...

...rehearsals begin Sunday, August 30 at 8 AM!
Its that time of the year
again! The choir will be
resuming
rehearsals
soon! Have you ever
been sitting in your seat
and caught yourself
thinking, I love to sing,
maybe I should join the
choir?
Wellcome give it a
try. We are a fun
bunch of people who
all have three things in
common; love for God,
love of music and a sense of humor (mostly to put up with
our director). Practices are short and sweet. They usually
last one hour. We will be alternating practices between
before and after church on Sunday mornings. You
already have to be here for church, so why not come
early or stay late and join in the fun. Rehearsals will begin
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30th at 8am. You are welcome to join us
anytime throughout the year if you cannot join us right
away. We hope to add your voice to the choir this
season!
Psalm 147 Praise the LORD. How good it is to sing praises
to our God, how pleasant and fitting to praise him!

ORDER SCRIP ON September 13th

Due to the Labor Day weekend, SCRIP orders

are being taken a week later than normal.
Place your orders with Laurie Buckett- they
will be delivered to you the following Sunday.
SCRIP cards are available for purchases of
gas, groceries, big-box stores and most anything you can
imagine. You pay face value for the cards and
Emmanuel retains a percentage of each purchase. Its
an easy way to give the church a financial helping hand!
Pastor Nansi uses gift cards to help out those in need with
gas and groceries ($20-$25 increments), so if you can
spare a few more dollars, dont forget her Care Fund
Ministry.

Ben Lui, Megan Alaimo and Katelyn Alaimo all attended

church camp this summer- Ben went to Moon Beach and
Megan & Katelyn attended Pilgrim Center....heres what
Megan and Katelyn have to say about their
experiences....
Megan and Katelyn went to MADD Camp (Music, Art,
Dance and Drama) the end of July...
Megan Alaimo:
When I arrived at the Pilgrim Center, I was pretty nervous,
I had no idea what we were going to do, if I was going to
make new friends or if this camp was going to be any
fun. The only thing I knew was that I had to stay in a

cabin, in the middle of the woods, without my family

around, for a week. After a little while though, all of my
worries vanished. I made new friends, the food was
AMAZING and camp was AWESOME. Some of the
activities there were pretty cool, my favorite activity was
kayaking! I was taught many new things, too, like candle
making, song-writing, how to kayak and how to weave a
basket! Camp was so exciting I forgot how much I missed
home! But, I did cry on the last full day of camp, not
because I missed home... it was because I didnt want to
leave!
Katelyn Alaimo:
Camp has fun games and activities. The week goes by
so fast you want to stay.
At Pilgrim Center the adults always make you joyful.
I Made so many crafts and met a lot of nice people.
Pilgrim Center was so fun. I can't wait until next year!

The Campital Campaign is a special fundraising

campaign initiated by the WI Conference UCC in support
of the states outdoor ministry programs, i.e. Pilgrim
Center and Moon Beach camps.
As of July 27th, the total pledged to the campaign statewide is $2,139,643 toward their minimum goal of
$3,000,000. Emmanuelites have pledged $8,581 toward
the campaign- THANK YOU!
Welcome one another, therefore, just
as Christ has welcomed you, for the
glory of God. - Romans 15:7
Jesus didn't turn people away; neither
do we. When you're gutsy enough to
make such a claim, it's not always easy
to make good on it. Following Jesus' lead, the United
Church of Christ strives to keep doors open to all.
Our welcome embraces both those in our congregations
and those outside the church, with whom we work for
God's justice and compassion. Who is welcome? -God's
children of different cultures, races, genders, ages, sexual
orientations,
abilities,
economic
situations,
and
theological traditions. It isn't always easy to be so open.
Each UCC congregation prayerfully discerns and
expresses how wide their doors and arms are open.
Some state it this way, We are a multicultural and
multiracial, open and affirming, accessible to all, and just
peace church.
The foundation for this work is the gracious gift of love,
freedom and justice given to us by God. In covenant
with one another, we are called to seek a deeper
beloved community. By inviting others to share in the
reconciling work of God in the world we invite them into
discipleship with Christ. We join faith with hospitality as
bold people of God's welcome.

MISSION & OUTREACH

individual and then another individual to make the village first.

Singing Bowl
Beginning in September, Social Concerns,
through our Singing Bowl donations, will
be advocating for another Milwaukee
project-Repairers of the Breach, located
on 13th and Vliet. An area of extreme poverty, this
building offers the only daytime refuge for the homeless
and a walk-in clinic. Here the homeless, themselves, with
nurturing and direction, govern the center, creating an
atmosphere of dignity, respect and understanding.
Their Mission Statement:"To bring forth homeless people
to act collectively to change present conditions under
which they live, through advocacy, education and direct
action."
The center is open Monday through Saturday, 7 to 4.
Individual counseling, support groups, family reunification,
substance abuse treatment and housing allows 3-5
persons to leave the center per week. However, 70-110
persons a day enter the facility.

The two new families:

Family #1
Helen (40) and her two sons, Aiden and Xavier (7 and 8)
Both go to school in Mukwonago.
Helen does not have a car, so they will be using the van.
Family #2
Jamie (38) and her 4 month old daughter Phoebe
Jamie has a car, and will be using it when her work
schedule requires her to.

Our next rotation for hosting is Oct. 25th. -Nov. 1

Volunteer Training

Are you or someone you know, interested in volunteering

for Family Promise? If so, all volunteers must complete the
Volunteer Training Session. This is a one time requirement
that will empower you with the knowledge you need to
be a great volunteer. If you wish to register for training, go
to the FP website- fpowwc.org - go to the Volunteer Page
and you will find the links for registration.
Next Training: August 25th, 6:30 pm, First Congregational
UCC, Oconomowoc

This is where we come in-their physical needs are many.

In October, we will be asking you for donations of gently
used men's and women's clothing, new underwear, lip
balm, dental floss, reading glasses and various travel-size
toiletries. A mission moment and possibly a forum with a
former client of the center will be scheduled for
September or October.

Family Promise Fund Raiser:

$349.16 has been collected for Dry Hootch so far. Thank

you!

Regular monthly meetings resume! Join us on Tuesday,

September 8, 1-3 PM in fellowship hall when our hosts will
be Mary Ann Edwards and Frieda Goetsch.

Book Collection

September 6th will be the last day for collection of

children's
books
for
Prader-Willi
residents
in
Oconomowoc. Board books, cook books with big photos,
science books, funny books-these people love to read!

Golf Outing, September 12. Registration ends Sept. 1. Go

to the Family Promise of Western Waukesha County
website for more information and to register or donatewww.fpowwc.org

Adult Fellowship News....

Dont forget, Adult Fellowship sells authentic corn-straw

Getting ready to dig in at the annual Adult

MISSIONS OF EMMANUEL
Family Promise of Western Waukesha County

August 2 - 9 was the first week for Family Promise not to

have any families but at the Day Center, Mariah and
Debbie, the case worker, were busy taking phone calls
from potential guests and program inquiries. This kept us
in a "ready to spring into action" position all week but
it was all good news. Two families moved into
apartments. Two new families found shelter at Christ the
King the second week in August. Other organizations and
families know about our program and are referring
families which is creating a good community connection.
Thank you to all the volunteers from Emmanuel, St. Mary's
and St. Bruno's for being so patient, flexible and
understanding during the week. With phone calls and
updates we were able to effectively navigate and
manage the needs for all involved!

Fellowship picnic on Aug. 11th!

Congratulations Tim Mayer!

Congratulations to Corrine Mayers son,

Tim who received his Masters Degree in
Industrial Organizational Psychology
from The Chicago School of Professional
Psychology on July 10th!

Keeping in touch

Treasurers Report July 2015

Total Pledges received for July 2015
Total Pledges received in July last year
Total Income for July 2015
Total Expense for July 2015
Checking account balance as of 7-31-15

7,221.00
8,421.00
*10,187.60
9,033.43
2,635.00

*Total income of $10,187.60 includes designated funds

for:
Singing Bowl
98.94
WI Conference Offerings (OCWM and
658.00
special offerings)
SCRIP sales
400.00
Campital Campaign
252.00
Please direct questions or comments to Jeanne Phelan
(414-940-4464).
Sunday School Teachers!
September kicks off our Sunday
School season...this is a great
opportunity to get involved in
teaching our kids. Speak to Sue
Phelps for more information.
Greeters! Can you be at church by 9 AM on any given
Sunday? Can you smile and greet people as they arrive
for worship? Then youre the perfect candidate to be a
Sunday Greeter! Please sign up.
Church Cleaners! We need at least 4 people each month
to clean the church- please sign up.
Dousman Meals Drivers- Looking for people available
over the lunch hour during the week to deliver hot meals
to home-bound people in our area. The meals are
prepared and picked up at 3 Pillars, delivered to the
client and then their empty trays and your clipboard are
returned to 3 Pillars. If you available from about 11:45 AM
1 PM, PLEASE CHECK THIS OUT! Our faithful drivers would
love you to join in this ministry. You need not be available
each day....even one day will be helpful.
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!

Dont forget to pick me up in the gathering area!

THANK YOU ALWAYS TO

YOU ALWAYS TO

Dousman Meals drivers for

August...Kris Davidson, Charlotte Voigt, Lorna
& Jere Marheine, Auk Bearda, Francine Langlais &
Sharon Logemann.
Fran & Ken Pike, Shirlene Hazelberg, Evelyn Faircloth
and Robert Zondag for cleaning the church in
August.
Everyone who donated items for our rummage sale
AND helped in any way. THANK YOU to Kristen Voskuil
for again coordinating the event.
Mike Laur, Ben Lui, Ken Pike, Bill Welch and Tom
Stelling for keeping the church grounds mowed.
Ron Blaschuk & Tom Stelling for trimming the lilacs at
the main entrance.
Ron Blaschuk for repairing the Community Room wall.
Kris Davidson and her pony, Litla, for providing rides
for the kids on Blessing of the Animals Sunday.

Ongoing Prayers: Jan Wilson, Ryan

Dockstader, Terry Skiba, Elizabeth
Scherper, Judy & Ferd Stanek, Katie
Siegel, Bill Carpenter; Gregg Jarrett; Erin
Harmann; those fighting cancer: Sandy
Jarretts sister-in-law Jeep (now in hospice care); Aaron
Abrahams father, Don; Laurie Bucketts niece, Sharon;
Jeannie Phelans brother-in-law, Connie; Kathy
Zebrowskis brother-in-law, Lou; Marian Speerless niece,
Suzanne; 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 Kathy Zebrowski (recovering
from shoulder surgery); Corrine Mayer, who has been
diagnosed with colitis; Jan Wilson who is recovering from
surgery; Pastor Nansis sister, Lynnaire Banks who is
regaining her strength from a staph infection throughout
her body; Jere Marheine who has a mass on his neck.
Our Caregivers: Jeannie Phelan, Elizabeth Scherper, Ann
Carpenter and Judy Stanek
All those in harms way serving overseas

Youve just received a

random act
of kindness
go ahead and

PAY IT FORWARD!
www.seeyouonsunday.org

Katie Siegel has moved to a

new room in her facility- her
address is
321 Riverside Drive, Birchwood #124, Pewaukee, WI 53072

Adult Fellowship
Christian Education
Board/ Church School
Council
Deacons Board
Financial Secretary
(counts offering &
keeps records)
Family Promise

Corrine Mayer
Donna Newland
Sue Phelps

431-4046
965-4022
646-3920

Mike Alaimo
Kristen Voskuil
Laurie Buckett

608-432-8253
608-698-3777
965-2545

Charlotte Voigt
646-2701
Sue Stelling
965-3498
Pastor/Parish Relations Mary Branson
5671493
Committee
Kerry Alaimo
608-432-8253
Joel Lashley
262-370-9141
Prayer Requests
Pastor Hawkins
965-2429
Donna Newland 965-4022
SCRIP program
Laurie Buckett
965-2545
Singing Bowl- same info as Social Concerns
Social Concerns Board Christine Lang
370-7584
Stewards Board
Leanne Harmann 853-5577
Treasurer (issues
Jeannie Phelan
414-940-4464
checks)
Kathy Zebrowski 646-8882
Trustees Board
Gary Phelps
646-3920
Ushering Team
Kristen Voskuil
608-698-3777

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Campbells Soup Labels: another program to benefit

the schools- bring in labels from Campbells soup
products and place them in the basket.
Used eye glasses: put your old prescription glasses in
the white bucket on the floor in the foyer. Your
donations will go to the Dousman Lions Club for
distribution to those in need.
Food Pantry Collection Box: each first Sunday of the
month is designated for you to bring non-perishable
items for the Kettle Moraine Food Pantry.

Looking forward to OCTOBER

Sun.

Each
4

M-F

5-9

Sun.
Sun.
Fri.-Sun.

11
13
16-18

Sun.
Sun-Sun
Sat.

25
25-Nov 1
31

9:30 AM Worship & Nursery Care

8:45 AM Holy Communion training
for 2nd graders
WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY
Neighbors in Need special mission offering
Food Pantry Sunday/order SCRIP
Adopt-a-Highway clean-up of Hwy. 18
EUCC delivers the Dousman Area
Home Meals
Confirmation Round Table, 12-2:30 PM
10:45 AM Board of Trustees meeting
Come Down to the Lakeshore Writers
Retreat at Pilgrim Center in Green Lake
Family Promise hosting set up after worship
Family Promise Hosting Week!!
Daylight Saving Time ends in the early
hours of Nov. 1- if you have any clocks
that need manual changing, do it before
you go to bed Saturday night!!

SAVE THE DATE!

Saturday, Nov. 14th Craft Fair in fellowship hall,
10 AM 2 PM. Free exhibition tables available
for members. Tables available to the public for
$15 plus a donation of their choice after the
sale. Speak to Julia Starbuck for more
information or to reserve a table.

Collection Drawers. . .

The kiosk of drawers in the foyer is for the ongoing

collections of different purposes

Sentry Food Store Receipts: Golf Road, Delafield Store

ONLY. Place your receipts in the drawer marked for this
purpose- Judy Stanek sends them in and we get a
rebate check from Sentry.

Lake Area Free Clinic Donations: to collect factorysealed small containers of over-the-counter meds
and vitamins for the clinic to hand out to clients. A list
of suggested items is on the basket. Not needed:
empty prescription bottles.

Ink Cartridge Recycling: Dont put your used ink

cartridges in the landfills- turn them into $$ for the
schools. Used cartridges are collected and given to
the Dousman schools.

HUNGER KNOWS NO SEASON...

Sharon
Perez,
who
faithfully takes our food
pantry donations in each
month is reporting that the
donation receptacle has
been very light in recent
months.
Emmanuel
designates the first Sunday
of each month as Food
Pantry Sunday. Please remember to bring some nonperishable food items each month. Our donations go to
the Kettle Moraine Food Pantry which is located just south
of Wales. Thank you.

Then the righteous will answer him, Lord, when did

we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give
you something to drink? When did we see you a
stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and
clothe you? When did we see you sick or in prison
and go to visit you?

The King will reply, Truly I tell you, whatever you

did for the least of my brothers and sisters, you did
for me.
A pastor transformed himself into a homeless person and
went to the church that he was to be introduced as the
head pastor at that morning. He walked around his soon
to be church for 30 minutes while it was filling with people
for service. Only 3 people said hello to him, most looked
the other way. He asked people for change to buy food
because he was hungry. Not one gave him anything.
He went into the sanctuary to sit down in the front of the
church and was told by the ushers that he would need to
get up and go sit n the back of the church. He said hello
to people as they walked in but was greeted with cold
stares and dirty looks from people looking down on him
and judging him.
He sat in the back of the church and listened to the
church announcements for the week. He listened as new
visitors were welcomed into the church that morning but
no one acknowledged that he was new. He watched
people around him continue to look his way with stares
that said you are not welcome here.
Then the elders of the church went to the podium to
make the announcement. They said they were excited to
introduce the new pastor of the church to the
congregation. "We would like to introduce you to our
new Pastor." The congregation stood up and looked
around clapping with joy and anticipation. The homeless
man sitting in the back stood up and started walking
down the aisle.

That's when all the clapping stopped and the church was

silent. With all eyes on him....he walked up the altar and

reached for the microphone. He stood there for a
moment and then recited so elegantly, a verse from the
bible.....
Then the King will say to those on his right, Come, you
who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the
kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the
world. For I was hungry and you gave me something to
eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I
was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes
and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me,
I was in prison and you came to visit me. Then the
righteous will answer him, Lord, when did we see you
hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something
to drink? When did we see you a stranger and invite you
in, or needing clothes and clothe you? When did we see
you sick or in prison and go to visit you?
The King will reply, Truly I tell you, whatever you did for
the least of my brothers and sisters, you did for me.
After he recited this, he introduced himself as their new
pastor and told the congregation what he had
experienced that morning. Many began to cry and bow
their heads in shame. "Today I see a gathering of people
here but I do not see a church of Jesus. The world has
enough people that look the other way. What the world
needs is disciples of Jesus that can follow this teachings
and live as he did. When will YOU decide to become
disciples?
He then dismissed service until the following Sunday as his
sermon had been given.

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Emmanuel Contact
John Quaden Sr. & Jr.

Company Name
Quaden Motors

Computer training & tech

support
Gluten-free Bakery

Michael Clark
Mary Branson

Wheat Free Treats

Handy Man Services

Honey (unfiltered) & Bee
Products: Lip Balm, Beeswax
Candles, Soaps, Sundries
Marketing

Stephen Turley
Bruce & Minnie Fairbanks

Helping Hand
Bruinnie Bear Apiaries

Christy Lui

Marketing on Demand

Massage Therapy

Mary Branson

Traub Chiropractic

Mold testing & removal

Bob Richards

American Air Improvement

Resources Inc.

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 & Anti-Bullying

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
262-593-8087
262-567-2475
bbapiaries@att.net
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com
567-4499
567-1493
traubchiropractic.com
262-565-0030
aairllc.com
262-965-5509

262-965-5900
kettlemorainepreschool.net
262-593-8087
mmmread.com
262-646-3735
barkrivertree.com
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com

AUGUST 16TH BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS & AUGUST 20TH FUN NIGHT!!

Worship & Nursery Care

each Sunday at 9:30 AM
Sunday School kicks off on Rally Day, Sept. 13th!!
SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

11

12

CLEAN THE CHURCH

8 AM Choir rehearsal
HOLY COMMUNION
Food Pantry Sunday

10

Family Promise
Golf Outing

9:30 AM Bible Study

1-3 PM Adult
Fellowship meeting
In fellowship hall

Confirmation
overnight @ EUCC
Confirmation Mission Trip to Milwaukee

EMMANUEL DELIVERS THE DOUSMAN HOME MEALS (Tues-Fri)

13
RALLY DAY!!

14

COFFEE HOUR

27
8:30 AM Communion
training for PARENTS
of 2nd graders
Neighbors in Need
Mission Moment
10:45 AM Choir
rehearsal

17

18

19

25

26

Deadline for
October
Newsletter
Articles

10:45 AM Trustees
meeting
10:45 AM Choir
rehearsal
2 PM PFLAG meeting

8 AM Choir rehearsal
10:45 AM Council
meeting

16

9:30 AM Bible Study

Place SCRIP orders

20

15

CLEAN THE CHURCH

21

22

1:30-6:30 PM donate
blood at Dousman
Community Center

9:30 AM Bible Study

28

29
9:30 AM Bible Study

23

30

24