Devotion: Use this resource at home to guide your household’s daily devotions. You
can do this alone, as a couple, as a family; in the morning,
during the day, or at night. Find a routine that works best for you.
Pray: Light a candle and open your devotion time with a prayer.
God of plenty, show us the wealth of heaven that is ours because you are a generous God of abundant blessings. Stir our hearts to desire more of you and less
of what we can obtain in this world, for the glory of your son, Jesus. Amen.
Reflect: Reflect on the key verses from Sunday’s reading.
[Jesus said,] “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and
where thieves break in and steal; but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor
rust consumes and where thieves do not break in and steal.” Matthew 6:19-20
Study: Study the reading and consider the background.
In any culture and in any time, the accumulation of more is a temptation. The religious leaders of
Jesus’ day professed to live rightly, praying publically eloquent prayers and acquiring praise and accolades for their “righteousness.” Their desire for more was misplaced, as their desires could only be
met with material goods or praise from others. Jesus didn’t want empty words or rituals. Jesus wanted action. He wanted people to treat each other with kindness and generosity, and to speak with God
honestly and authentically. Jesus encouraged people to seek treasure that would last far beyond the
years on this earth. He showed that investing in God would pay far more dividends than investing in
anything we can receive in this world.
Read: Read the following daily readings to deepen your understanding of Sunday’s text. After the reading, ask
the follow-up questions.
Follow these stories of Jesus’ miracles, teachings, and healings.
Sunday, Matthew 6:7-21 (and/or Matthew 6:25-34), Treasure in Heaven
Monday, Psalm 20:7, Psalm
Tuesday, Matthew 7:1-29, Teachings of Jesus
Wednesday, Matthew 8:1-17, Healings of Jesus
Thursday, Matthew 8:18-27, Miracles of Jesus
Friday, Matthew 8:28-9:8, Healings of Jesus
Saturday, Matthew 9:9-17, Call of Matthew
How are Jesus’ miracles, teachings, and healings connected? What do they tell people about Jesus’
role in the world?
Connect: Connect in conversation with others in your household. Discuss the following questions, or simply
check in with “Highs” and “Lows.”
What was a high point of your day? What was a low point?
How is the accumulation of more encouraged in your community? What media or messages could
you stop listening to so that you could limit your exposure to those messages?
Name three things you wish you had more of. Reflect on how the desire for more shapes your behaviors and attitudes.
Do: By acting on what we learn, we make God’s word come alive. Do the following activity this week.
Limit your exposure to TV, internet, and other media this week. First, notice how you spend that recovered time. Second, notice how you feel after limited exposure to messages that encourage the accumulation of more.
OUR SAVIOR’S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
8:15 & 10:45 a.m.
Prelude
Welcome
Confession & Forgiveness
Opening Hymn
Prayer of the Day
Gospel Reading
Children’s Message
Message
Hymn of the Day
Apostles’ Creed
The Prayers
Sharing the Peace
Polly Mauer
“Lord, Speak to Us”
Red #676
Matthew 6:7-21
“Christ Be Our Light”
Bible NT pp 5-6
Pastor Phil Nybroten
Vs 1, 2 & 5 Red #715
Screen
Please keep in mind the concerns of your fellow congregants who may prefer to wish you peace verbally rather
than shaking hands. Thank you for your understanding.
Offering Music (8:15)
(10:45)
“There is Power in Jesus Name” - Pepper Choplin
Offertory
“We Are An Offering”
Offering Prayer
Words of Institution
The Lord’s Prayer (Traditional)
Communion
“Lamb of God”
Post Communion Blessing
Ministry Moments
Sending Hymn
“This Little Light of Mine”
Sending
Leader: Go in peace and serve the Lord!
All:
Thanks be to God!
Postlude
Polly Mauer
Chancel Choir
Red #692
Screen
Screen
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Red #677
Polly Mauer
Remembering in our Prayers
Prayer Requests and Concerns: Richard Wegner; Carolyn & Jim Taylor; Jim Mars; Lonna
Mars; Frank Tallon; Matt & Meg Feyen; Brian Lund; Dick Bahr; Carolyn Hadfield; Maxine
Benrud; Mary Minich; Jeanne Fruit; Don Molter; Jim Masterson; Barb & Tom Luckiesh; Lila
Goll; Deb Nollen; All those who are seeking employment.
Prayer Requests and Concerns for family & friends of our members: Jeff Lytle (brother
of Luann and son of Gloria); Matt, Nye and baby Zoe Peterson (friends of Carolyn Masterson); Brad & Jessie Cheff, Ashley Cheff (friends of Elizabeth Weiss); Jane Babich’s father;
Vicki (friend of Liza Klokow); Bob (brother of Mary Stocking); Imogene Wenzel (friend of
Margaret Madsen); Pam Rehberg (friend of Carie Bronson); David Sagal (brother of Dan Sagal); Terry (Shelliann Javorek’s partner); Bob Diest (son-in-law of Mary Minich); Kathy
Manstedt (Carie Bronson’s Aunt); Nicki; Anola Kreklow 98 (mother-in-law of Dawn
Kreklow); All those serving in our Military and their families.
Prayer Celebrations: Deb’s recovery progress from her serious accident; Jeff Weber (husband
of Luann Weber); Heidi Hiemke (daughter of Scott Dettmann); Johnny Stocking; Gene Krueger;
Robert Sitzberger (father-in-law of Carolyn and Jim Taylor’s daughter).
Those who mourn: Family and friends of John Zsori, in the loss of his mother (son-in-law of
Dick and Carol Bahr); Family and friends of Dave & Judy Pross on the loss of Judy’s mom on
1.18; Family and Friends of Richard Wegner on the loss of his wife, Bernardine on 1.7.
Homebound: Ruby Bedore; Kay Tynefield; Alice Palmer; Kermit and Shirley Pietz; Pauline
Schultz 103 (Riverside Lodge, Dousman); Hazel Leque (Masonic Home, Dousman); Herb
Jensen; Richard Wegner; Fran Shupe (Congregational Home).
January Prayer Families: John, Mary, Johnny Stocking; Joel, Amanda, Rylee and Delani
Stoffel; Scott, Stacey, Cassandra, Shelbey & Sawyer Strandberg; Dennis & Marla Sunstrom;
Peter & Deborah Supple; Dave, Stephen, Scott & Stephanie Taddey; Frank & Lynn Tallon;
Jonathan, Rebecca, Michael, & Nicholas Tallon; Tony, Cindy, Tori, CJ; Elizabeth & Abigail
Taubner; Jim & Carolyn Taylor.
We invite you to complete a prayer request form for anyone that is in need of our prayers.
Forms are located by the prayer box on the wall by the coffee area. Also, please feel free to
contact Carolyn Taylor directly either by phone at 262-367-7124 or email
[email protected], or you may contact the office at 262-367-6000.
Your prayers will be lifted up in confidence weekly by our prayer team.
Pastor Tom can be reached at 262-490-4057.
Calendar Events • February 1—February 8
Day of the Week
Time
Event
8:15 a.m. Worship
Sunday, February 1
WORSHIP
Annual Meeting
9:30 - 10:30 Fellowship Hour and Sunday School
10:45 a.m. Worship—Chancel Choir
11:45 a.m. Lunch and Annual Meeting—Fellowship Hall
Monday, February 2
12:30-3:00 Quilters—Jan Molter and team
7-8:00 a.m. Men’s Bible Study
1-3:00 p.m. Home School Group
Tuesday, February 3
6:00 p.m. Stephen Ministry Training - Chapel
7 -9:00 p.m. Troop 24
7-8:00 a.m. Co-Ed Bible Study
9:30-11:00 Women’s Bible Study—Revelation
Wednesday,
February 4
Thursday, February 5
11:30 a.m. Staff Meeting
Youth Bells will resume on February 11 at 5:45 p.m.
6:15 p.m. Praise Ringers
6:30-8:00 Confirmation
7:25 p.m. Chancel Choir
10:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study
6:30 p.m. Men’s Bible Study
Friday, February 6
Saturday, February 7
Sunday, February 8
WORSHIP
Commissioning
Stephen Ministers
8:15 a.m. Worship-Praise Ringers
9:30 - 10:30 Sunday School, Fellowship Hour
10:45 a.m. Worship –Praise Ringers
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Sunday School News - Leanna Manser
Sunday School Ministry Coordinator
262-367-6000 [email protected]
SS Team Members:
Scott Gosse - [email protected] & Lori Zeller [email protected]
Classrooms are located down the East hallway on your left.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
NEWS
“Living the Word”
Teaching Kids God’s Story
2014-2015 Pre-K—6th Grade
Sunday School 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
All children are always welcome.
Visiting today? Come and join us!
Today’s Lesson: Our Father in Heaven
With these words, God wants to attract us, so that we come to believe he is
truly our Father and we are truly his children, in order that we may ask him
boldly and with complete confidence, just as loving children as their loving
father. - From Luther’s Small Catechism.
Sunday School Mission Statement:
BELONG, BELIEVE, BECOME
Sunday School Program Overview:
To help Sunday School Children:
1. Learn the Word of God
2. Grow to develop a personal relationship with Jesus as our Savior.
3. Serve as lifelong disciples recognizing their part and participation in their
Christian community, local community, and worldwide contributions as
Christians.
4. Have fun learning about God!
Please visit our website at www.oursaviorshartland.org to see our Sunday School Curriculum
and Objectives for the 2014/2015 school year.
Sunday School calendars from January through May are also available on our website under
Sunday School. Quick Links on first page of website.
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Youth & Family News
Teri Bergendahl, Youth and Family Minister
[email protected]
Youth
&
Family
Ministry
Meeting
Recap
On Tuesday, January 20, we had our first Youth and Family Ministry Team
meeting and outlined goals for College Ministry in 2015. We will be meeting
on the third Tuesday of every month with the next date scheduled for
February 17th. If you are interested in serving on the Youth and Family Ministry team, please contact, Teri Bergendahl.
Second
Grade
First
Communion
First Communion instruction for Second Graders will be during their Sunday
School classes on March 8, 15 and 22.
Celebration of First Communion will be
Maundy Thursday, April 2 at 7:00 p.m.
Tentative date for chalice making is Saturday, March 14, time TBD.
During January our 7th and 8th grade students will be studying the sacrament of
Holy Communion. A brief homework activity is assigned with each unit. If you
missed confirmation on Wednesday, please check outside Teri’s office for the
booklet entitled, “The Sacrament of Holy Communion.”
“Confirmation to
Commissioning”
7th & 8th
Confirmation classes will NOT meet during Lent, there will be an online unit to
complete. Please invite your parents to Worship on Wednesday evenings; 2.25, 3.4,
3.11, 3.18, 3.25. Light Supper at 5:30 p.m. with Worship beginning at 6:15 p.m.
Registration for the Lutherdale Confirmation Retreat is now closed. Thanks to all
who registered.
9th Grade
Mentor
Workshop
February 15
6-8 p.m.
Students should contact his/her mentor to remind them of our upcoming
Mentor Workshop on Sunday, February 15 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Theme this month is:
“TO PROCLAIM THE GOOD NEWS OF CHRIST IN
WORD AND DEED.”
Do you know the FIVE PROMISES OF BAPTISM?
Thank you Brenna Hevrdejs and Danielle Fuhs for living out the promise “To
Live Among God’s Faithful People.” Brenna and Danielle collected $130 for
the Hartland Food Pantry by raising awareness about hunger in our area and
collecting donations in November. Well done!
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Mentor Workshop Information
LIVING OUT THE PROMISES OF BAPTISM
January 9-10th, our 9th grade confirmation students and mentors gathered for a retreat on the Apostles’ Creed.
We enjoyed dinner and fellowship followed by a conversation
on why the creeds are important to the Christian faith.
The evening included two additional workshops on the three
articles of the creed and their meaning. We also played games,
baked cookies for Family Promise and chilled together!
Our retreat concluded with breakfast and a final workshop.
Next workshop: Sunday, March 8—6 to 8 p.m.
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Are you visiting us here today?
Would you like more information on one of the
many wonderful programs at Our Savior’s?
Please let us know by talking to any of our ushers or
greeters, or by filling out a Visitor / Member sheet at
the Welcome Board in the foyer or use this form.
If you provide us with your email we will keep you up to
date on our programs and activities.
Name & Address:______________________________________________________
Cell Phone Numbers:__________________________________________________
Email:______________________________________________________________
Just tear this sheet off and give to an usher or drop in the top mailbox by the office door.
Thank you for coming to Worship with us!
We hope you feel at home and among friends.
Welcome to our “Church Family”.
Women’s Ecumenical Breakfast Event 2.14 9-11:30 a.m.
All women of Our Savior’s are invited to the 35th Annual Women’s Ecumenical
Breakfast, Saturday, February 14, 2015 from 9:00—11:30 at St. John’s Lutheran
Church in Stone Bank.
Breakfast will be served downstairs in the fellowship hall at 9:00 a.m. A program follows upstairs in the sanctuary featuring Sally Christiansen, Co-founder
of the Africa Circle of Hope Foundation, which supports African women and
children, impacted by disease and poverty, so that they can develop the skills
and resources to raise themselves out of poverty and improve their quality of
life.
RSVP by Wednesday, February 11 to St. John’s Church office at 262-966-2034.
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TREASURE CHEST
example:
HAT
-ADid You Know?
Jesus o en used stories to help
people understand God. Some of
these stories are called,
“parables.”
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Treasure in Heaven
February
1, 2015
One day Jesus told a story about abundant treasure. TreasGreat Big Word
ure sounds en&cing, doesn’t it? Who wouldn’t want gold or
sparkly gems?
Words and deeds
But Jesus wasn’t talking about expensive coins or jewelry.
that
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Jesus said, “If you pray to God, your words are a more valuahers, and ourselve
ble treasure than silver or gold.” We can pray, can’t we?
s.
Jesus said, “Here’s one way to pray:”
“Our Father in heaven, your name is holy. Your kingdom is not only in heaven, it’s here on earth, too! Show us how to live on earth so that earth is as awesome as
heaven. Please give us food to eat every day. Forgive us when we make mistakes, and
help us forgive others. Keep us away from tempta&on. You are powerful and mighty,
and everything good belongs to you. Amen.”
Thank you, God, for giving us words that are more valuable than the most expensive
treasure!
treasure
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Lenten Wednesday Fellowship Meals & Worship
Easter will be here before we know it, and boy do we need to look forward to spring
like weather!! Easter is earlier this year, April 5th.
On Ash Wednesday , February 18th there will be a Worship service at 7:00 p.m.
Wednesdays during Lent, beginning on February 25, we will have a light meal and
then Worship. Meal at 5:30 p.m. and Worship at 6:30 p.m.
Ash
Wednesday
February 18
7:00 p.m.
Worship
We are looking for groups to sponsor a Lenten Wednesday Meal. It can be as
simple as tomato soup and grilled cheese, chili, sub sandwiches, sloppy joes, or
your favorite recipe. (A small fee is collected for the meal which helps to offset the
cost of the food that your group has prepared.)
Please consider sponsoring one of the five Wednesday nights during Lent.
February 25
March 4
March 11
March 18
March 25
(no dinner on
Ash
Wednesday)
Lenten
Wednesdays
2.25, 3.4
3.11, 3.18,
3.25
Please contact Kathi or Larry Lund, Hospitality Coordinators to schedule your
night. Thank you. [email protected] or 262-367-3458
Or you can contact the church office at 262-367-6000.
Mark your calendars to join us for this wonderful fellowship time together.
Music Practices will be as follows:
5:15—5:45 Youth Bells
5:45 – 6:25 Praise Ringers
Worship 6:30-7:00 p.m.
7:00—8:00 Chancel Choir
Confirmation students will be doing an online program for Lent. Students, please
invite your parents to Worship with you on Wednesday nights.
New Finance Committee for Our Savior’s
A Finance Committee has been established to focus on long range financial planning for Our
Savior's. Current members are Carol Emmel, Eric Grimstad, and Allan Schmitz. Are you
interested in also having an impact on the long term financial health of our congregation? If
you have any questions, please contact any of the current committee members.
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Women’s Retreat
March 6-8
Cedar Valley Retreat
Center
You’re Invited
Cost is $170.00—Shared room or $200.00 Private room
Main Activity/Workshop on Saturday:
“Being the Me God Made Me to Be!” What is God’s purpose for your
life? How do you know? Who are you ideally? Who are you rally?
How do you set priorities? How do you make decisions that honor
God’s destiny for your life? How do you find meaning, peace and
fulfillment?
Plan for a weekend of relaxation, fellowship and free time for quiet time or
outdoor fun! Don’t miss this!
Food is all included from Friday evening through Sunday morning.
Retreat Coordinators:
Donna Schumell ([email protected] 612-333-8791)
Meg Feyen ([email protected] 262-470-2757)
Liza Klokow ([email protected] 262-366-7070)
Sign up today at the kiosk in the narthex. Look for the tulips!
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You’re Invited
Our Savior’s
Annual Meeting
TODAY
11:45 a.m.
Don’t Miss This !!
Our Leadership Team has been
listening to you!! See what we
accomplished in 2014 and what is
planned for 2015!!
Light lunch and meeting
in the fellowship hall.
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Family Promise of Western Waukesha County
Family Promise needs YOU! We are looking for more volunteers!
We have had 2 very successful hosting weeks and we are well on our way to developing a “routine!” Thanks to
all who have helped this far with meals, their time, etc. BUT—we still need more people to help us out. The
larger “pool” of volunteers we have, the easier it will be to meet the needs of the guest and fulfill our obligation
to this wonderful ministry.
So what can YOU do?
Talk to others in the congregation who are already volunteers. Look for those folks wearing the Family
Promise badges!
Attend one of the upcoming trainings. They only take about 1½ to 2 hours, and you only need to complete
it one time. Dates for upcoming trainings:
Sunday March 1st
At First Congregational UCC-Oconomowoc
815 S. Concord Rd. 53066
--OR-Tuesday March 10th
At Oakwood Community Church
3041 Oakwood Rd. Hartland 53029
Please see the sign up sheet on the kiosk in the narthex if you can attend either training.
Sign up for a shift (or two) when our next hosting week comes around!
Other Family Promise news:
As many of you know, our guest Amanda is expecting a baby boy on February 26th. Amanda has found a studio
apartment and moves in February 1st. We want to send her off with everything she needs for her baby. Amanda
has already collected a few items and has support through other agencies such as safe babies and healthy families; so you will notice they are not on the list.
Shower information:
Date: Sunday, 2/8/15
Time: 1:30 -3:30
Location: Delafield Presbyterian Church
RSVP via sign up genius (The link is listed below)
We have created a sign up form via sign up genius that lists all of Amanda's needs for the baby. We are asking for slightly used items in good, clean and working condition or new items. The sign up is very simple, all you do is select RSVP you then enter your information. Then you can RSVP to attend the event,
or RSVP to only bring a gift. http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e4ba9a62aa5fe3-baby/
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Pastors Wayne and Christa visiting us this summer!!
Our previous pastors who are now Missionaries in Hong Kong, will be coming to visit us this
summer. Pastors Wayne Nieminen and Christa Von Zychlin are giving us first dibs on their
preaching schedule and they will be visiting us here at Our Savior’s on June 28th—9:00 a.m.
Every two years they have the opportunity to visit some of their sponsoring congregations,
sharing a bit about their lives and what God is doing in the churches and missions of china
and other Southeast Asian countries. (Their blog is on our website under Outreach)
Pastors Wayne and Christa were pastors here at Our Savior’s for many years, and we support
them through our Outreach Missions and support of the ELCA Global Church Sponsorship.
A picture of them is located on our bulletin board in the hallway by the kitchen.
Mark your calendars for June 28th and come to support our Missionaries from Hong Kong.
Christa wrote us another note regarding their trip back home to Wisconsin. They are in need
of a dependable car to use for up to ten weeks this summer. See her request below:
“ We're asking congregations to put the word out that we are in need of a dependable car if anyone
has one to lend us for up to ten weeks of the summer! This is always an issue each year since we
don't have a car nor relatives with an extra. Even a few weeks could be a big help. I'll write this in the
general letter to congregations, too. We will be travelling to Iowa and all around Wisconsin and Illinois.
We may need to go out to Ohio, where we also have several sponsoring churches. It's a huge thing to
ask, but it's a real need.” - Christa
Men’s Retreat for 2015
Men’s Retreat is set for February 20-22 of 2015 at Lake Lawn Resort in Delavan
$200.00—Includes 2 nights lodging, 5 meals, and programming.
Invite a friend, relative, co-worker or neighbor to attend. Still taking reservations!!
6:00 p.m. Friday through 11:00 a.m. Sunday
RSVP to Pastor Tom at [email protected] or sign up at the kiosk in the Narthex.
Postcards are also available at the kiosk for you to invite others!!
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Feel free to contact any of the Bible Study ministry leaders
if you are interested in joining in or just stop by.
All are welcome
Tuesday
Morning
Men’s Study
7:00 a,m.
Pastor Tom leads a men’s study at church on Tuesday mornings beginning at
7:00 a.m. Coffee is provided, just bring your own donut and be prepared for
some lively discussion and fellowship. Come and join us before work.
Contact [email protected] or 262-490-4057 for more
Information.
Wednesday
Co-Ed
Bible Study
7:00 a.m.
Co-Ed Bible study on Wednesday mornings meets 7:00 -8:00 a.m.
Currently they have 6-10 co-ed members who come weekly. Topics and
material change every 6-12 weeks. Video teaching series by Christian
authors, bible studies, Daily text readings from the bulletin. “Our goal is to
engage in the study of God’s Word, apply it to our daily faith walk and help
each other grow in our faith.” Tim Culhane. Everyone is welcome to join
anytime. For more information contact Tim Culhane at 262-993-1128.
Sundays
7th—9th grade
Bible Study
9:30-10:30
Join Trent Spear and Tim Pietz for bible study, devotion and fellowship on
Sundays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the fellowship hall. “Living Out God’s
Word” will be the focus of our gathering conversation and study.
Wednesday
Women’s
Bible Study
9:30 a.m.
Women’s Bible Study on Wednesday mornings at church in the youth room
from 9:30—11:00 a.m.. Visit our website to see more details. Currently
studying Revelation. Contact: Jen Lundberg 650-492-0033
Thursday
Women’s
Bible Study
10:30 a.m.
Women’s Thursday Morning Bible Study meets at 10:30 in the chapel at
Our Savior’s. All are welcome to join anytime. Most go out to lunch afterwards. Great food for the body and soul!! Contact: Becki Culhane 262-3676279
Thursday
Evening
Men’s
Bible Study
6:30 p.m.
Men’s Thursday Evening Bible Study meets at Our Savior’s at 6:30 - 7:45
p.m. in the Chapel. All men are welcome to join. Stop by after work sometime and see if this is right for you. For more information, contact Bill
Schumell at 262-966-9713 or 262-894-5586
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What is God’s vision for Our Savior’s Evangelical Lutheran Church?
Our Core Values, which shape everything we do, continue to be:
“Bible Based, Saved by Grace, Serving with Jesus Everyplace”
Our primary focus for future direction:
1. Life-Giving Weekly Worship—The weekly worship gathering is the core reason we exist as a
Church.
2. Service Adventures with the Poor and the Poor in Spirit—We believe that God transforms us
through personal relationships with the poor, the wounded and the weak, who so often reveal God’s
richness, health, and strength.
3. Enriching and Renewing Christian Households and Marriages—God created human beings with
a deep longing for intimate bonds. Research has shown that stable, loving families are the optimal
environment for children's health and the development of society. Therefore, we believe that our
church should do everything possible to strengthen families & enrich marriages in our community.
Visitors
Nursery
If you are visiting us today we would like to
welcome you to our Church Family. We hope you
find our Worship Service inspiring and feel at
home and among friends. Visit our welcome
center for more information located in the foyer.
It is a blessing to see babies and children worshipping
together with their families on Sunday mornings! Our
supervised nursery is provided on Sunday mornings
for parents who feel their children may need a little
extra attention during the service. Parents are especially encouraged to bring their children forward with
them for communion. Children not yet receiving
communion will receive a blessing.
Holy Communion
We welcome all believing Christians to receive
Christ's body and blood at the altar, regardless of
age or denominational background. Infants and
children whose families consider them too young
for communion or those who do not wish to commune because of conscience or questions are invited forward to receive a blessing. Please take an
Prayer Shawls
Our Happy Stitchers Ministry group meets on the
third Thursday of each month. During that time, we
work on shawls and other items, to be given to those
who may be experiencing a difficult time in their
lives. All items are blessed by our group before being
empty cup from the drawer and proceed to the serv- placed in the basket in the Narthex. Please choose
er. Prefilled cups of white grape juice are available any item and attach a prayer card to give to someone
as an alternative to wine. During an Intinction ser- need. We are thrilled to be spreading so much of
vice, the communion assistant will also have a clear God’s love through this ministry! Please take one if
wine chalice with white grape juice.
you need it.
Staff at Our Savior’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pastor ................ ……………….Pastor Tom Pietz ………………[email protected]
Youth & Family Minister……...Teri Bergendahl………………[email protected]
Music Ministries……………….Carolyn Masterson………[email protected]
Service Coordinator . ………….Deb Nollen…………………………[email protected]
Business Manager ..…………...Tracy Renner………………………[email protected]
Office Coordinator…………….Dawn Kreklow……………...……[email protected]
Facility Management/Custodian Tom Mauer ……………………......……………[email protected]
Nursery Supervisor …………...Amy Holland……………………….…[email protected]
Organist ................... …………..Polly Mauer
StoneRollers Director …………Irene Koenigs………………………. …………[email protected]
A/V Tech Support Supervisor….Jim Masterson…………………………………[email protected]
The flowers in our Sanctuary today are given
by Megan Sarnowski & Mason Seifert
In loving memory of
Randy Seifert
Serving in Worship • Sunday, February 1, 2015
Ministry
8:15 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
Acolytes
Readers
Tech Team
Nursery
Communion Assistants
Greeters
Welcome
Andrew Wipperman
Greg Nebel
Dave McGrath
Amy Holland & Mallory Jones
Chuck Thomas & Jim Tremaine
Assisting Minister: Pastor Tom
Tom & Pam Howell
Margaret & Frank Madsen
Anna Schmitz
Heidi Miller
Trent Spear
Amy Holland & Becky Erickson
Mark Erickson & Jeff Smith
Assisting Minister: Pastor Tom
Ken & Lori Kroeger
Tom & Mary Kay Carroll
Serving in Worship • Sunday, February 8, 2015
Ministry
8:15 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
Acolyte
Reader
Tech Team
Nursery
Communion Assistants
Greeters
Welcome
Michael Tallon
Paul Breest
Ally Kellerman
Amy Holland & Kelly Krause
Lara & Hank Ehrsam
Assisting Minister: Scott Gosse
Jim & Karen Tremaine
Jeff & Diane Gratz
Becky Erickson
Kylie Burgess
Trent Spear
Amy Holland & Natalie Erickson
Ann Grevenkamp & Tom Luckiesh
Assisting Minister: Scott Gosse
Tom & Barb Luckiesh
Linda Arshem
Ushers/Communion Prep/Counters for February 2015
Ushers
Communion Prep
Counters
8:15 a.m. Team #5: Dennis Sunstrom, Dan Sagal, Vern Manter, Eric Holland
10:45 a.m. Team #2: Josh Kleifgen, Elly & Calvin Smith-Skwierawski,
Scott, Jackie & Tyler Jones
8:15 a.m. Margaret Madsen, Nancy Kiepert
10:45 a.m. Barbara Luckiesh
Becki Culhane and Vicki Pratt
Bible Based, Saved by Grace, Serving with Jesus Every Place!
Our Savior’s Evangelical Lutheran Church • W299N5782 County Road E • Hartland, WI 53029
(262) 367-6000 Visit our website: www.oursaviorshartland.org