Our Calendar for
January 25 - February 1, 2015
Sunday January 25
8:00 am Divine Service
9:30 am Education Hour
10:45 am Divine Service
Thursday January 29
7:00 am Pastor's Table Talk
8:45 am Women's Bible Study (MC)
6:30 pm Handbells
7:35 pm Mixed Choir
Morning Meditations
WHBL 1330am 7:27 am
Grace Haven
Monday January 25
6:30 pm Divine Service
The Lutheran Hour
Broadcast Sundays at:
Wednesday January 28
8:15 am Adult Bible Study (MC)
8:30 am Trinity School Open House 6:30 am WTMJ 620AM
5:00 pm WJUB 1420AM
9:00 am Adult Bible Study (MC)
10:00 am Trinity Chapel
11:00 am Trinity Divine Service (Charter 990 & U-verse 99)
5:30 pm Trinity School Open House
Friday January 30
7:00 am Men's Bible Study (MC)
9:30 am Women's Bible Study
Sunday February 1
8:00 am Divine Service
9:30 am Education Hour
10:45 am Divine Service
$1,500,000
Cost of Renovation
$830,000
$500,000
Budgeted
Amount
$1,334,341
$1,000,000
$500,000
Money Collected
$697,517
$0
$0
Work Program
2014
Organ Fund
Received to date:
$1,235,663
THE SERVICE PARTICIPANTS
For joy today,
THE PRESIDING MINISTER: Rev. John M. Berg
dial 452-Pray.
THE ASSISTING MINISTER: Rev. Timothy J. Mech
THE ORGANIST: Brian Heinlein
THE CHOIR: (8:00) Trinity School A-L, (10:45) Trinity School M-Z
THE SERVER: (8:00) Abby Puksich, (10:45) Joseph Rahn, (6:30) Emily Randall
THE COMMUNION ASSISTANTS: (8:00) Tony Hess, Greg Becker, Terry Stenklyft, Ken Howard,
(10:45) Art Froemming, Roger Buck, Tim Muth, Tony Smith, (6:30) Hans Otten, Dennis Barrow
THE GREETERS: Trinity Faculty & Staff
VIDEOTAPING TODAY: (8:00) Luiz Cordeiro, (10:45) Greg Boehlke, (6:30) Ron Mueller
ATTENDANCE LAST SUNDAY: 493
“Called to Discipleship”
† The Third Sunday after Epiphany †
January 25/26, 2015
Trinity Lutheran Church
824 Wisconsin Ave.
SHEBOYGAN, WI 53081
www.trinitysheboygan.org, 920-458-8246
January 25/26, 2015
PRAYER UPON ENTERING: Almighty God, our heavenly Father, since You
have committed the care and nurture of children to Your people, graciously
enlighten those who teach and learn at this school that they may know the
truth and trust in You all the days of their lives; through Jesus Christ, Your
Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God,
now and forever. Amen.
WELCOME: We cordially welcome you to the Lord's Service. If you are
worshipping with us for the first time, the following suggestions may be
helpful to you:
Put your bulletin in the back of the hymnal. A panel will stick out on the
right side with the Order of Service. By doing this, both hands are free to
find the liturgy and hymns.
Large print bulletins and hearing devices are available. Please ask an usher
for assistance.
The Music Room, the room to your right before entering the sanctuary,
is available for parents with small children who need to step out during
the service. The service is televised in the Music Room.
The time before the service is a time of prayer and preparation to receive
the Lord’s gifts of salvation. In addition to prayer, look over the readings
and the words to the hymns during this preparation time.
Please turn off all cell phones and refrain from taking pictures during the
service. Thank you.
GUESTS AND THE LORD'S SUPPER: If you desire to commune, please speak
to one of the pastors before the service. Our altar is open to those who
confess oneness with us in doctrine, are members of our congregation or
sister congregations of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, and are not
under church discipline in another congregation.
DIVINE SERVICE - Setting Three
FLOWERS GIVEN THIS SUNDAY TO THE GLORY OF GOD:
In honor and celebration of the 8th birthday of Andrew Leibham by his
family
In loving memory of Christopher Specht by his family, Harvey & Debbie
Specht; Eric, Stephanie, Luciana & Levi Specht
NATIONAL LUTHERAN SCHOOLS WEEK: This week Trinity is celebrating
NLSW with all other Lutheran Schools across the nation. Trinity has been
blessed with the mission of a school where the love of Christ is shared
daily with your children. Check out the white insert in the bulletin for
what special events are happening this week.
PASTOR’S TABLE TALK is Thursday, January 29, 7:00 am at Fountain Park
Family Restaurant.
INVOCATION, CONFESSION,
ABSOLUTION: #184
ENTRANCE HYMN: #810
KYRIE: #186
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS: #187
SALUTATION AND COLLECT: #189
OLD TESTAMENT READING: Insert
C “Thanks be to God”
GRADUAL
LIBRARY BUILDER CARDS: Please turn in your Library Builder cards as
soon as possible. We would like to redeem them before they expire on Jan.
31, 2015.
MISSING FUNERAL PALL: Trinity's funeral pall seems to have been
misplaced!!! If you know where it might be, please contact the church
office (458-8246) or [email protected]. Thanks!
VIDEO/SOUND BOOTH VOLUNTEERS: We are in need of help for our
sound booth on Sun/Mon. Could you commit to one or two services a
month? Training provided. Please contact Ron Mueller ([email protected]
or 452-9434) or just join him on Sunday or Monday service in the booth to
see what it is all about. Our services are live-streamed and watched by our
homebound members and by people all across the country.
EPISTLE READING: Insert
C “Thanks be to God”
ALLELUIA AND VERSE: #190
HOLY GOSPEL: Insert
C “Glory to Thee, O Lord”;
C “Praise to Thee, O Christ”
NICENE CREED: #191
HYMN: #839
SERMON
Text: Mark 1:14-20
Theme: "Called to Discipleship"
JR. CRUSADER BOYS BASKETBALL NIGHT: Tuesday Night, Jan. 27th, the
Crusader Boys Basketball Program invites ALL grade school boys and their
families to Lutheran High School as the Crusaders take on Kiel. Meet
Coach Verhagen and the team, have some pizza, get some autographs and
cheer on the Crusaders! To sign your son up for this great night of hoops,
contact Jim Leibham ([email protected] or 254-4013.
PRAYER OF THE CHURCH
P let us pray to the Lord:
C Lord, have mercy.
2014 YEAR END CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS are available in the
lounge. If you have questions about your statement, please contact the
church office.
SERVICE OF THE SACRAMENT: #194
LHS ANNUAL CITRUS SALE: This year’s sales will benefit the LHS Music
Department. Orders for Florida red grapefruit and delicious California
oranges (20#-half-case/$20, 40#-full case/$40 and quarter-case/$10) will
be taken through Fri. Jan. 30th. Contact any LHS student or call the school
office 452-3323 to place your order through January 30th. Fruit must be
picked up and paid for on Saturday, February 21st at Lutheran High School
between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. LHS Students thank you!
NUNC DIMITTIS: #199
Stewardship Thought for the week...
MARK 1:14-15 Jesus came into Galilee, proclaiming the gospel of God. And saying,
” The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the
gospel.” To repent means to turn away from sins and our former way of thinking
and turn toward belief in God and His Gospel of grace and mercy. The whole
Christian life is one of repentance and faith – where is God calling you to repent
today? How is He calling you to deeper your faith?
January 25, 2015 - 8:00 am & 10:45 am
January 26, 2015 – 6:30 pm
OFFERING/FRIENDSHIP REGISTER
OFFERTORY: #192
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SACRAMENT:
#856, #685, #750, #836
POST-COMMUNION COLLECT: #201
SALUTATION & BENEDICAMUS: #201
BENEDICTION: #202
CLOSING HYMN: #578
CONGREGATION AT PRAYER & DEVOTIONS FOR THE WEEK
The Third Sunday after Epiphany
INVOCATION
January 25, 2015
INTROIT (front page)
LEARN BY HEART: Bible Verse and Catechism (front page)
MEDITATION: Portals of Prayer /Devotion
DAILY READINGS:
Sun: Zech 1:1-21 Rom 14;1-23
Mon: Zech 2:13:10, Rom 15:1-13
Tues: Zech 4:1-5:11, Rom 15:14-33
Wed: Zech 6:1-7:14, Rom 16:17-27
Thurs: Zech 8:1-23, 2 Tim 1:1-18
Fri: Zech 9:1-17, 2 Tim 2:1-26
Sat: Zech 10:1-11:3, 2 Tim 3:1-17
IN OUR PRAYERS THIS WEEK:
Steve Heronemus, ALS
Bruce DeWit, relative of Christine Frawley, treatment for a brain tumor
Joel Pape, in treatment for leukemia
Janet Barker, niece of Dennis Fors, cancer treatment at Mayo Clinic
Robert Neumann, cancer treatment
Brianna Brunner, cancer treatment
Corinne Thompson, chemotherapy treatment for a blood disorder
Jim Schuette, father of Andy Schuette, cancer treatment
Tammy Rosten, friend of Kathy Livermore, cancer
Serving in the military: Timothy Schwanke, Rev. Brian Banke, Robert
Badtke, Joey Henning, Robert Swanson, Andrew Kelm, Elyse Slimmer,
Austin Griesbach, Matthew Medrow, Max Konetzki, Kyle Cady
Duane Wenig, afflicted with Parkinson's disease
Steve & Cindy (Mueller) Johnson, in rehabilitation after an accident
Kenzie Mueller, daughter of Ken & Amy Mueller
Neil Kirst, continued issues with his lungs
Benjamin Hein, recovering after surgery
Debbie Rahn, recovering after an illness
Will Olsen, homebound
Carrie Kearney, niece of Denise Dreifuerst, brain tumor
Elliot McNulty, infant friend of Leda Carlson, recovering after heart
surgery
Bob Thomack, hospitalized at St. Mary's
Deloris Phillips, hospitalized at St. Nicks
The family of Frieda Eisner
The family of Elaine Merkel, mother of Sue Slimmer
HYMN OF THE WEEK "O Christ, Our Hope, Our Heart's Desire" LSB #653
APOSTLES’ CREED
LORD’S PRAYER
COLLECT (front page)
BENEDICTION
Introit
From the rising of the sun to its | setting,*
the name of the LORD is | to be praised!
Praise the LORD! Praise, O servants | of the LORD,*
praise the name | of the LORD!
Blessèd be the name | of the LORD*
from this time forth and for- | evermore!
The LORD is high above all | nations,*
and his glory above the | heavens!
He raises the poor | from the dust*
and lifts the needy from the | ash heap,
to make them sit with | princes,*
with the princes of his | people.
Glory be to the Father and | to the Son*
and to the Holy | Spirit;
as it was in the be- | ginning,*
is now, and will be forever. | Amen.
From the rising of the sun to its | setting,*
the name of the LORD is | to be praised!
Collect of the Day
Almighty and everlasting God, mercifully look upon our infirmities and
stretch forth the hand of Your majesty to heal and defend us; through
Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the
Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever.
Gradual
Praise the LORD, all | nations!*
Extol him, all | peoples!
For great is his steadfast | love toward us,*
and the faithfulness of the LORD endures for- | ever.
Ascribe to the LORD the glory | due his name;*
bring an offering, and come in- | to his courts!
Learn By Heart: Fifth & Sixth Petition LSB #324
The Readings for Next Sunday:
1:21-28
Deut. 18:15-20, 1 Cor. 8:1-13, Mark
SWD Missions Prayer for Week of January 25 – This week is National
Lutheran Schools Week. Please pray for all of our District’s teachers,
students and families as they identify the many blessings that come
to them through our support of Christian education; preparing our
children for this life and the next.
Jonah 3:1–5, 10 1Then the word of the LORD came to Jonah the second time,
saying, 2“Arise, go to Nineveh, that great city, and call out against it the
message that I tell you.” 3So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh, according to
the word of the LORD. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly great city, three days’
journey in breadth. 4Jonah began to go into the city, going a day’s journey.
And he called out, “Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown!” 5And
the people of Nineveh believed God. They called for a fast and put on
sackcloth, from the greatest of them to the least of them. . . .10When God saw
what they did, how they turned from their evil way, God relented of the
disaster that he had said he would do to them, and he did not do it.
“believed God,” as He spoke to them through His prophet, “they turned from
their evil way” and were spared “the disaster that He had said He would do to
them” (Jonah 3:5, 10). St. Paul also warns that “the appointed time has grown
very short” (1 Cor. 7:29). Therefore, while we live in this world and deal with
it, we are not to cling to it, nor put our trust in it, for “the present form of
this world is passing away” (1 Cor. 7:31). Rather, give “your undivided
devotion to the Lord” (1 Cor. 7:35). When our Lord Jesus Christ comes and is
proclaimed in the Gospel, “the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at
hand” (Mark 1:14–15). Therefore, He still calls men and sends them to
become “fishers of men” with the net of that Gospel (Mark 1:17).
1 Corinthians 7:29–31 29This is what I mean, brothers: the appointed time
has grown very short. From now on, let those who have wives live as though
they had none, 30and those who mourn as though they were not mourning,
and those who rejoice as though they were not rejoicing, and those who buy
as though they had no goods, 31and those who deal with the world as though
they had no dealings with it. For the present form of this world is passing
away.
Top Ten Reasons to go to Church: #4 To grow in the knowledge of the
Bible, God's Word - "This reason is related to the previous one but is not
redundant. Here I am responding to a common excuse: 'I don't need to go to
church to hear the Word; I can read the Bible on my own.' On the one hand,
private study of God's Word is wonderful. Would that all believers had a
daily diet of God's Word! But private study of Scripture must not be a
substitute for hearing the preached Word. Why not? There are two reasons,
the first theological, the second practical. Because the pastor, who holds the
divinely appointed preaching office, is, by God's will, the chief teacher of
God's Word, the one through whom Christ Himself speaks (see Luke 10:16;
Ephesians 4:11-16; 1 Timothy 4:13-16; 2 Timothy 4:1-5; Hebrews 13:17). The
pastor has been blessed with the gift of teaching. Furthermore, he has gone
through extensive schooling and study so as to become an "specialist" in
God's Word (though he also is always growing and learning). He has learned
Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. He has spent many years in prayer and
study learning God's Word. Why not benefit from his area of expertise? I find
it ironic that though we are willing to acknowledge and turn to selfproclaimed experts in every branch of human knowledge, we do not see the
need for an expert in the Word of God. In other words, in so many areas of
knowledge we freely admit that we lack the expertise to form judgments and
we seek out the experts to help us. We turn to doctors for our health, CPAs
for our taxes, auto mechanics for our vehicles, psychologists for our
problems, etc. However, when it comes to the Word of God, some apparently
know it all. Yes, every Christian can and should read the Bible. Yes, the
people of God are to judge the teaching of the pastor. I am not promoting
clergy tyranny. I am warning against lay anarchy." Pastor Richard Bucher
Mark 1:14–20 14Now after John was arrested, Jesus came into Galilee,
proclaiming the gospel of God, 15and saying, “The time is fulfilled, and the
kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel.” 16Passing
alongside the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and Andrew the brother of Simon
casting a net into the sea, for they were fishermen. 17And Jesus said to them,
“Follow me, and I will make you become fishers of men.” 18And immediately
they left their nets and followed him. 19And going on a little farther, he saw
James the son of Zebedee and John his brother, who were in their boat
mending the nets. 20And immediately he called them, and they left their
father Zebedee in the boat with the hired servants and followed him.
Notes on Today’s Service
Treasures from the Church: “Our pastors often accompany God’s Word of
blessing with the sign of the cross when they dismiss us at the communion
table, for example, or when they place God’s Name upon us as we depart the
Divine Service: 'The LORD bless you and keep you, the LORD make His face
shine upon you and be gracious unto you, the LORD lift up His countenance
upon you and give you [+] peace.' Only a gesture, you say? A gesture, yes but certainly not an empty gesture! For baptized believers, the sign of the
cross is an emblem packed with meaning. It is the visual reminder of who we
are – and whose we are: one of Christ’s very own, marked by His cross. Our
forgiveness stands forever sure, signed and sealed with His own blood. If we
choose, we may exercise the freedom we have in Christ to “grab” that sign
our pastor makes over us and claim it publicly as our very own, tracing its
outline from forehead down to heart, then shoulder to shoulder and back to
heart again in token that we have been redeemed by Christ the crucified.”
The Rev. Harold Senkbeil, Executive Director for Spiritual Care - Doxology
Today’s Reading: When “the word of the Lord came to Jonah the second
time,” sending him to preach judgment against the great city of Nineveh,
“Jonah arose and went to Nineveh, according to the word of the Lord” (Jonah
3:3). By this preaching, the people were brought to repentance. Because they
Sermon: Few are called to be public fishers of men – ministers of
reconciliation, as preachers of God’s good news. But, all of us are called to
the good news of God’s forgiveness of our sins in Jesus’ name. The Lord
beckoned Simon and Andrew away from their nets and James and John away
from their father’s boat to train them as His ambassadors and
representatives, fishers of men. But, some fishermen He first called to faith
and then sent back home. We might welcome a call from the Lord that would
summon us to leave behind our nets and follow Him. It might be nice to
abandon schedules and our routine obligations in exchange for some
exciting, globetrotting mission somewhere else. Yet, for most of us, the
Lord’s call to discipleship means faithfully tending the nets that we have
been given in our homes and various vocations.
LOVE IN ACTION TREE: The Love Comes Down at
Christmas tree in the lounge changing!!. It is now a
“Love in Action”” tree for this winter. Congregational
members are encouraged to submit needs for help,
which might be addressed by other members of the
congregation. For example, if someone needs his/h
his/her
walks cleared of snow, this request is placed on the tree. Any Trinity
member then can take that note off the tree and contact the submitting
individual to arrange to help him/her. Watch the tree to see if you might be
of service. If you have needs, you may submit them to the church office
(Mrs. Melcher) or call Roger Buck (458-8246)
8246) to have your request included.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH mark your calendars for Trinity's
8th annual Higher Things Retreat, "Singing the Faith".
The Retreat is February 13-15th,
13
2015. Join us for
excellent teaching by
y leading LCMS hymn writers, Kantor
Resch and Stephen Johnson.
Joh
Our theme uncovers why,
from the time of the
he Reformation, the Lutheran Church
has been called "The Singing Church." We'll explore what singing means
for our life together as the faithful.
l. Fee includes the program, food, and
our group activity at the YMCA. Registration price is $60 by Jan 31
3 and
$70 by Feb 13.. Questions or registration forms may be obtained through
Heide Otten (803-9572
9572 or [email protected]) or Pastor Berg.
PARENTING WITH PATIENCE (…AND PRAYER!): A seven
seven-week Christian
parenting class to help parents create a more loving and positive home
begins Tuesday, February 10, 2015 (6:30-8:30
8:30 pm) at Trinity Lutheran
Ministry Center. The class will focus on using positive praise and
reinforcement to encourage compliance and build self-esteem
esteem in children.
Other skills taught include giving and removing rewards and privileges,
ignoring, time-out,
out, sticker charts, communication, problem
problem-solving,
allowances, household chores and many others, all from a Christia
Christian
perspective. The class fee is $75.00 per family or $70.00 for parents taking
the class alone. The class is led by Dr. Darlene Mech, psychologist and
pastor’s wife. Please call or email her at Nett-Work
Work Family Counseling for
more information and to register (451-3141 or [email protected]
[email protected]).
HYMN FEST: As part of the Higher Things Youth Retreat, a hymn fest
will take place at 4:30 pm on Saturday, February 14 in Trinity's church
sanctuary. The hymn fest is open to
t the public and you are invited to
join us. Mr. Richard C. Ewert is the guest organist. The hymn
commentator is Rev. Harold L. Senkbeil. Mr. Ewert is head organist at
Elm Grove Lutheran Church. He s
studied under Phyllis Stringham at
Carroll College, Waukesha, where he graduated in 1982 with a Bachelor
of Arts Degree in Applied Music – Organ Performance. He has been a
member of the Milwaukee Chapter of the American Guild of Organist
since 1976 and annually serves as gu
guest organist on festival occasions in
the Milwaukee area. In 1990 and 199
992 he, together with Pastor Senkbeil,
led hymn heritage tours which inc
included devotional services utilizing
many of the historic organs of Europ
rope. Mr. Ewert is currently a graduate
student at Concordia University Wisc
isconsin working towards a Masters in
Church Music. He is known for exc
excellence in hymn improvisation and
sensitive tonal interpretation of the nuances of the church’s
c
song.
NEAT REPEATS UPCOMING SALES:
1/26 - 1/31 Green tag clothes 30% off & white tag
clothes 50% off
2/2 - 2/7 Bedding & Linens 50% off
2/9 - 2/14 Valentine Cards & Decorations 50% off
2/16-2/19 Jewelry 30% off
2/20 - 2/21 - 2 DAYS ONLY - Bag Sale:: Get a bag of clothes for only $5. Buy
as many bags as you like!
2/23 - 2/28 Pictures & Frames 50% off
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CELEBRATES 125 ANNIVERSARY: In celebration
of their 125th Anniversary, Bethlehem is having a spaghetti dinner and trivia
night on Saturday, February 21 beginning at 5:30 pm in their Parish Hall.
Cost is $20.00 per person/$160.00 per table. Eight people maximum per
table. The menu includes spaghetti, bread,
read, salad, dessert, (1) drink ticket and
snacks during trivia. A cash bar – beer, wine and soda will be available.
Dinner begins at 5:30 pm and trivia starts at 6:45pm. Call or send in
reservation and money to Bethlehem church office by Monday February 1
16.
For more information, call 452-4331.
The St. Mark Lutheran Men’s Club is having its ANNUAL SUPER BOWL BRAT
FRY on Sunday February 1 from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. The menu includes
brats, burgers, homemade German potato salad, beans and dessert. Carry
outs are available.
DONATIONS APPRECIATED! To keep the costs of the Higher Things
High School Retreat (Feb 13-15) lowe
wer for the participants, we are asking
for donations of food and Scrip gift cards.
cards Simply stop at the Scrip
table in the Lounge and make your donation and the committee will
use your donation to purchase the scrip cards they need. You will be
issued a receipt for your donation. Scrip Cards are appreciated as we
shop for milk and other perishables throughout the weekend. Other
items that may be dropped off in advance
a
in the barrel by the kitchen
include:
Plain Potato Chips
Bags of Oranges
Nacho Tortilla Chips
Bananas
Bags of baby carrots
Granola Bars
Canisters of Lemonade Mix
Ritz Crackers
Canisters of Hot Cocoa Mix
Label your donations: “Youth
Youth Retreat”
Retreat and drop off By Fri., Feb. 13th.
And, always loved Homemade cookies, brownies & nut/fruit breads for
breakfast(s) and snacks can be d
dropped off in the kitchen Friday
afternoon or anytime Saturday! Thank you!
National Lutheran Schools Week
January 25-30,
30, 2015
Sunday
Activity: Students in grades 2-8
8 sing in church
(8am - students A-L; 10:45am – students M-Z)
Monday
Activity: Great Lakes Search and Rescue Dogs ~ 9:10-9:40am
9:10
Dress-up: Tie-Dye
Join a 3K-8th
8th grade Open House
and Enrollment Session
Morning Sessions 8:30-9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, January 28
Afternoon Session 2:00-3:00 p.m.
Thursday, February 5
Evening Sessions 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, January 28, or Thursday, February 5
Find out what Trinity Lutheran School has to offer your family. Call
to reserve your spot at one of the sessions listed above and visit our
website at trinitysheboygan.org. Begin a quality Christian education
at Trinity today.
Trinity Lutheran Church and School
824 Wisconsin Avenue, Sheboygan, WI 53081
trinitysheboygan.org (920) 458-8248
Tuesday
teorologist, WISN WeatherWatch
Activity: Mark Baden, Chief Meteo
12 ~ 10-11am
Dress-up: Summer in January (Aug/Sept Dress Code Rules apply)
Wednesday
e Assembly at LHS
Activity: Kindergarten-8th Grade
(leave at 11:50am, be back at 1:30pm)
Kindergarten-8th Grade Picnic Lunch in Gym
Dress-up: Maroon and Gold
Thursday
3pm (Families and Visitors Welcome!)
Activity: Talent Show ~ 2:30-3pm
Dress-up: Favorite Book Character
Friday
Activity: 1st-8th Grade Interest Day ~ 8:45-11:20am
8:45
th
Kinder-8 Grade Bowling as Chapel Families ~ 12:40-3pm
12:40
Dress-up: Class Color and Fun Sock Friday
3K- purple
4K- red
5K- yellow
1st- orange
2nd- blue
3rd- maroon
4th- gray
5th/6th- green
7th- brown
8th- black