The Messenger Emmanuel United Church of Christ

36821 Sunset Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066

PO Box 216 Dousman, WI 53118

Rev. Nansi Hawkins, Pastor

(262) 965-2429 pastor@seeyouonsunday.org

www.seeyouonsunday.org

October 2015

Worship Schedule

Oct. 4 Luke 19:1-10

Obedience, Despite the Cost" Prayers for Shirlene/Bob Hazelberg

and the Hinrichs family: Angie, Mike, Hannah & Chris

Holy Communion

8:45- Communion Training for

Elementary students

Food Pantry Sunday/Order

SCRIP

10:45 Highway Clean Up &

Choir rehearsal

Oct. 11 Luke 7:36-50

"Love, Despite Scorn"

Prayers for Sarah/Cory Honeyager,

Sandie Horne and

Sandy & Gregg Jarrett

8:00- Choir rehearsal

10:45- Social Concerns,

Stewards & Trustees meetings

12-2:30pm- Confirmation Round

Table: Jesus & the Trinity

Oct. 18 Acts 16:16-34

Trust, Despite the Circumstances Prayers for Carey/Caitlyn Jensen-

Engel, Lois Jones and

Kristen/Jared Kramer

8:00- Choir rehearsal

10:45- Coffee Hour / Council

meeting

Oct. 25 Luke 18:18-30

Relationship, Despite Fear" Prayers for Sherri/Bob Krantz,

Christine/Don Lang and

the Langreders: Jim, Alex, Elliot,

Adam and Bella

10:45 Family Promise Hosting Set

Up & Choir rehearsal

Daylight Savings Time ends Oct

31: Fall Back One Hour!!

Autumn Abundance

I am torn. Do I like summer more?

Or autumn more? Those are

definitely my two favorite

seasons, but which one As we head into autumn, I may as well

claim the fall as my favorite (you

know, if youre not with the one you love, love the one youre with!). Janet Goulet of Washington Island wrote a lovely

poem about the richness, the

abundance of autumn. Our lives

really are so full, so rich. If there

were one spiritual discipline I

would commend, it is the

discipline of thankfulness, of

seeing grace when it is laid upon

us. Where do we see this

abundance in our lives, in the

world around us? How do we

experience the simple blessings

of our lives? And if you or I were

to write a poem about the

abundance of our lives, what

would we write?

May the harvest of our lives overflow

in these next weeks!

In Christs love, Pastor Hawkins

AUTUMN ABUNDANCE

by Janet Goulet

Bushels of shiny red apples,

fields of orange pumpkins,

bins of squash, zucchini and corn,

boxes of ripe, fragrant tomatoes,

blueberries, peaches and pears,

zinnias, asters and daisies.

Crimson tinted clouds at sunrise,

hundreds of Canada geese fill

Octobers bright blue sky, brilliant leaves dance, whirl, sail

across fields, yards, roadways,

pile under dark evergreens.

Autumns wild display of summer abundance

before the want of winter.

Octobers Birthdays & Anniversaries....

BIRTHDAYS

Sandie Horne 4 Mike Doering 16

Francine Langlais 4 Shirlene Hazelberg 18

Sharon Perez 4 Bruce Schroeder 19

Laurie Buckett 6 Marian Pike 21

Leanne Harmann 9 Tammie Bonestroo 23

Jo Quaden 9 Kaitlynn Everett 27

Jenn Hagen 10 John Pfalz 29

Carol Pfalz 12 Emma Phelps 29 Stephen Turley 13 Elizabeth Scherper 29

Mike Hinrichs 14 Don Ortmann 31

ANNIVERSARIES

Sherri & Bob Krantz 1

Natasha & Justin Sneesby 3

Jessie & John Brinkmann 6

Jo & John Quaden 14

Donna & Jack Newland 23

October Committees Communion Preparation for October 4: Julia Starbuck

Communion Assistants: Megan Alaimo & Robert Colon

Coffee Hour Committee for October 18: Kris Davidson,

Don Boychuk & Robert Zondag, Heather Brisk, Jenn/Dave

Hagen, Angie Hinrichs, Christy/John Lui, Elizabeth

Scherper

Cleaning the Church: Elizabeth Scherper, Sharon Perez,

Sue/Tom Stelling, Francine Langlais & Ron Blaschuk

Greeters

Ushers

Scripture

Readers

4 Elizabeth

Scherper

Auk Bearda/

Shirlene

Hazelberg

Megan

Alaimo

11 Leanne

Harmann

Kris Davidson/

Donna

Newland

Justin

Sneesby

18 Natasha &

Justin Sneesby

Laurie Buckett/

Connie

Motelet

Robert

Zondag

25 Nancy Edwards Kristen Voskuil/

Ken Pike

Mike Misch

INTERESTED IN BECOMING

A MEMBER OF EMMANUEL? Sunday, October 25 is our next Covenanting Sunday for

new members. If youre interested in joining, please contact Pastor Hawkins (262-965-2429 or

pastor@seeyouonsunday.org). The way it works is this: you

set a time for her to come over and visit. You give her a

decent cup of coffee or a cold glass of water, and tell

her all about yourselves, and ask any questions you have

of her (including What day was the universe created? She has that one all figured out and will be glad to share

it with you.!)

On October 4 we will be taking a special offering for

Neighbors in Need. This is one of the four special offerings

of Our Churchs Wider Mission that we participate in during the year.

As a church, this is how we can express a common

commitment to justice and compassion throughout the

United States and Puerto Rico. One-third of the offering

supports the work of the Council for American Indian

Ministry (CAIM), including much-needed financial aid for

20 American Indian congregations in the UCC. CAIM

supports the work of local churches and their pastors;

encourages youth and young adults; supports persons

preparing for Christian ministry; empowers American

Indians who are members of non-Indian congregations;

and advocates for justice on issues affecting American

Indian life.

An example of one such injustice is the use of Indian

lands to lay pipeline without Native American consent.

This stems from the Doctrine of Discovery written hundreds

of years ago to justify the pattern of domination and

oppression by European monarchies as they began

invading discovering - and colonizing the rest of the world. The discovery concept was written into United

States law in 1823 and is still in effect. (To learn more, visit

www.ucc.org/dod.)

The other two-thirds of the offering supports justice

advocacy and direct service projects such as just-peace

programs and community grants up to $3,000 twice a

year. One agency, Hand in Hand is the go-to agency in Maine for Latino immigrants and farm worker issues. This

organization provides a wide variety of services such as

English classes, college scholarships, tutoring and

affordable housing.. (To learn more, visit

http://www.ucc.org/nin_grants)

Offering envelopes are in the fellowship pads located on

the Sanctuary chairs for your donation to Neighbors in

Need. Please consider sharing the monetary gifts God

has given you.

Your Board of Stewards

Order SCRIP October 4th

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.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Our Rally Day was a success! The kids got to learn the

new style of Sunday School and started working on our

first lesson on praying...how to pray, types of prayers and

the Lord's Prayer. We will be following this lesson for the

next 4 weeks. We will be learning about prayer through

drama, art and cooking lessons. Take a look at the hand

picture that came home with your child. Ask your child to

tell you the 7 different things we pray for. In case they

forgot, they are (starting with the index finger) for God,

forgiveness, others in need, ourselves, our enemies and

thankfulness. The last one is about listening for God

around us, just like we do in the big church before we

have our prayer time.

Please bring in your child's registration for Sunday School.

There are extra forms in the blue room and in the file

folder in the Christian Ed mailbox. You can drop off your

registration form with a teacher or place in it the Christian

Ed mailbox (located in the hallway leading to fellowship

hall, between the 2 restrooms). Don't forget to bring in

some extra money if you can for our offering. We will

determine where the money will go soon...some ideas

are to HAWS, Three Pillars and Children's Hospital. We will

use the money that has been collecting in the dinosaur

by the nursery as well as what we collect through

December. Then we will have another offering January

through May.

We are very excited about this year and look forward to

learning with your children!

Thank you! The Christian Ed Team: Sue Phelps, Sherri Krantz, Heather

Brisk, Melanie & Mike Laur, Brian Teerlinck, Peggy

Hazelberg, Charlotte Voigt, Kristen Voskuil, and Ryan

Dockstader, Music Leader

A message from the Sunday School Music Director...

Hello Emmanuel families, as many of you may know I

(Ryan Dockstader) have fulfilled the role of the new music

teacher for church school. I am very excited and thankful

to be teaching music to our children of Emmanuel. The

Christian Education Team and I have been working hard

over the summer to prepare for this years Sunday school classes. As a team we have selected several hymns that I

feel our children will truly enjoy. Our hymn of the month

for September and beginning of October is Seek First. At

the end of each month our children will be performing

the hymn of the month for all to enjoy. The children will be

singing after their time with the young disciples during

worship. The Christian education team would like to thank

our wonderful secretary Donna who has created a

childrens hymnal. I feel that we have had a successful Rally Day and I am looking forward to a fun and exciting

Sunday school year.

Blessings,

Ryan Dockstader and the Christian Education Team

CONFIRMATION

OCTOBER ROUND TABLE. Sun., Oct. 11 from 12-2:30pm is

our second Confirmation Round Table. Well be exploring Jesus and the Trinity. Come with your most enquiring

minds!

LOOKING AHEAD Confirmation Mission Retreat to Chicago, Nov. 6-8. I need one parent to drive and help

chaperone. Let me know ASAP!

Pastor Hawkins 965-2429 pastor@seeyouonsunday.org

ADULT BIBLE STUDY

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!

Adult Fellowship News.... The next meeting is Tuesday, October 13 from 1-3 PM in

fellowship hall. Mary and Nancy Edwards will be the

hostesses. All of the ladies of Emmanuel are welcome to

join the group!

LARGER CHURCH A warm welcome to our new Associate Conference

Minister for the SE & NE Associations Jane Anderson! Thursday, October 8 at noon is a welcome reception for

her at First Congregational UCC in Waukesha. Welcome

among us, Jane!

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Singing Bowl Thanks so much for your generosity over the

past few months to our mission of

DryHootch, which is helping our local

veterans through support and peer-created programs.

We raised almost $500 for them. Thank you!

For the next few months, we will be supporting Repairers

of the Breach. This organization provides a daytime

refuge for the homeless and a walk-in clinic in an area of

extreme poverty in Milwaukee. Repairers of the Breach

offers individual counseling, support groups, family

reunification, substance abuse treatment, and housing,

treating clients with dignity, respect and understanding.

Stay tuned for more mission moments in church and a

possible Adult Forum after church to learn more about

Repairers of the Breachs mission.

Their free clinic serves an average of 167+ patients per

month and is supported by a staff of volunteer physicians

and nurses who generously provide care to the patients.

Medication dispensed is purchased through a pharmacy

that serves 14 free clinics in Greater Milwaukee by

supplying medications at a greatly reduced cost. These

medications are crucial to the health and even the very

life of their patients. It is only through your generous

donations that they are able to purchase the discounted

drugs and clinic supplies needed to continue serving the

needy. At this time, their fund is dangerously low, so it is a

great and efficient way for your loose change to help.

Their motto for the fund drive is Be the change - give the

change!

Along with your loose change, we will also be collecting

items needed for the homeless at Repairers of the

Breach, especially in their free medical clinic. Look for

the list of items to be collected in the bulletin and on the

green bin located next to the center kiosk in the

gathering area. Well be collecting the items through November 1 and your loose change through December.

Thanks to everyone who donated books for Prader-Willi

residents at the Oconomowoc homes. We collected six boxes for their meager library. Thank you!

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

you!

MISSIONS OF EMMANUEL

Updates on the families:

Lynda and Anthony found an apartment and moved

in Thursday, September 10th. We are so happy for

them. Lynda worked very hard to accomplish the

goals she set when she joined Family Promise. She did

it in less than 1 month.

Helen (40) continues to work on her goals while in

Family Promise. Xavier (6) and Aiden (8) enjoy the

meals and the many volunteers they meet at each

church.

A new family joined Family Promise September 10.

We welcome Crystal (36) and her two daughters,

ages 12 and 10.

The fund raiser:

The first Annual Golf Outing was held at Lake Mills Golf

Course on Saturday, September 12. What a great

turnout- it was on a beautiful fall day. The amount raised

is not known at the time of this publication but from the

many raffle tickets sold and miscellaneous fun things to

buy on the course, the Family Promise income line for the

month of September should bring smiles to all who

worked so hard to make this outing a great success!

Hosting:

The next Family Promise Training Session will be Saturday,

Oct. 10 from 1-3pm at St. Jerome Catholic Church in

Oconomowoc.

Please use Sign up Genius to sign up for the session or let

Sue Stelling or Charlotte Voigt know, if you want to

attend.

http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e4ba9a62aa5fe3-volunteer1

(This link will also be available on the website,

www.fpowwc.org/volunteer)

Emmanuels next host week for Family Promise guests is October 25-31....watch for your Sign-up Genius email and

opportunities to volunteer on the sign-ups in the gathering

area. Remember to volunteer with guests present, you

must first attend a training session.

A Musical Opportunity Three questions for you:

1. Do you miss the old familiar

hymns such as Blest Be the Tie, What a Friend We Have in Jesus or Fairest Lord Jesus to name a few?

2. Do you have a stringed or woodwind instrument that

you would like to play with a group?

3. Are you willing to play before or during the church

service several times a year?

If you answered Yes to these questions then I would like to hear from you! I am hoping we can organize an

ensemble and play some hymns as the congregation

gathers on a few Sunday mornings during the year.

Practice would be held after church two weeks prior to

playing.

Call or e-mail me if you are interested or have questions.

Charlotte Voigt voigtcr@aol.com, 262-646-2701

MISSION & OUTREACH

Keeping in touch

THANK YOU ALWAYS TO Dousman Meals drivers for September: Auk

Bearda, Kris Davidson, Francine Langlais, Sharon

Logemann, Lorna & Jere Marheine, Sue Stelling.

Kerry Alaimo, Laurie Buckett, Shirlene Hazelberg,

Sherri Krantz & Connie Motelet for cleaning the

church in September.

Mike Laur, Ben Lui, Ken Pike, Bill Welch and Tom

Stelling for keeping the church grounds mowed.

Rummage Sale update: Our total income thus far from this years Rummage & Food Sales was $4,287.57!!! We still have some precious metals items to recycle which

will add a bit to this total. This would not be possible

without your generous donations of treasures and the

many hours and hard work put in by so many of you.

THANK YOU Kristen Voskuil for again doing an EXCELLENT

coordinating job and being here for everyone! The Adult

Fellowship ladies brought in over $600 in food sales-

THANK YOU to all who donated baked goods, helping this

to be a record-setting year!

Ongoing Prayers: Frieda Goetsch whose daughter, Kathy was recently diagnosed with

Parkinsons Disease; 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: Mary Ann Edwards with broken ribs & recovering from pneumonia; Evelyn

Faircloth healing from a broken hip; Kerry Alaimo, healing

from surgery; Jeanette Collins healing from a recent fall;

Larry Goetsch suffering with severe back pain.

Our Caregivers: Frieda Goetsch, Jeannie Phelan,

Elizabeth Scherper, Ann Carpenter and Judy Stanek

All those in harms way serving overseas and at home, including Drew Powell in basic training.

Thank you received from the Humane Society of Jefferson

County (recipient of our Singing Bowl donations on

Blessing of the Animals Sunday in August):

Thank you very much for your donation to help the

animals. We appreciate your support!

Sincerely,

Lisa Patefield

Executive Director

Thank you received from Julia Starbuck...

One kindness makes a heart full of gratitude. Santas Summer Surplus thanks you for the 217 smiles (Nansi saw

80 herself).

Sincerely,

Santas Summer Surplus & Julia Starbuck (Julia was the guest preacher on July 19th sharing stories

of the people she has met through her work as a

Milwaukee County bus driver and through her Santas Summer Surplus program wherein she purchases and

gives away small toys & activities at Milwaukees summer playgrounds for inner city kids. After Julias message, a special collection was taken in the amount of $217.66

enabling Julia to purchase loads of items for the kids.)

Treasurers Report August 2015

Total Pledges received for August 2015 8,750.00

Total Pledges received in August last year 9.015.00

Total Income for August 2015 $16,875.59

Total Expense for August 2015 12,195.26

Checking account balance as of 8-31-15 7,317.15

*Total income of $16,875.59 includes designated funds

for:

Singing Bowl 106.57

WI Conference Offerings (OCWM and

special offerings)

700.00

SCRIP sales 500.00

Campital Campaign 832.00

*Total income also includes Rummage income of

$3,486.02. An additional $480.32 was deposited with the

Sept. 6 offering, bringing the Rummage income to

$3,966.34!! This income goes into the General checking

account for payment of normal expenses.

Please direct questions or comments to Jeanne Phelan

(414-940-4464).

Highway Clean-up! Emmanuel people

clean up a stretch of Hwy. 18 twice

each year- spring and fall. October 4th

will be our fall clean-up. PLEASE SIGN

UP TO HELP!

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. WE NEED CLEANERS

FOR NOVEMBER & DECEMBER PLEASE!

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.

Looking forward to NOVEMBER

Sun. Each 9:30 AM Worship & Nursery Care

1 Family Promise tear-down

Holy Communion

Food Pantry Sunday / Place SCRIP orders

10:45am- Congregational Meeting to

discuss & vote on the 2016 operating

budget

M-F 2-6 EUCC delivers the Dousman Area Home

Meals

Fri-

Sun.

6-8 Confirmation Retreat to Chicago

Sun. 8 Rev. Dick Hawkins will be our guest

preacher

10:45am- Stewards & Trustees meetings

4pm- Messy Church Christian Ed

Workshop @ McFarland UCC (leave

EUCC at 2:30)

Sat. 14 Craft Fair in fellowship hall 10am-2pm

Sun. 15 Fall Stewardship Program begins

10:45am- Council meeting

Sun. 22 Feast of Eternity Service (remembering

those who have passed away in the last

year- last Sunday of the Christian year)

Thurs. 26 Thanksgiving Day

Sun. 29 Hanging of the Greens Service

Adult Fellowship Corrine Mayer

Donna Newland

431-4046

965-4022

Christian Education Board/

Church School

Sue Phelps 646-3920

Council Mike Alaimo 608-432-8253

Deacons Board Kristen Voskuil 608-698-3777

Financial Secretary (counts

offering & keeps records)

Laurie Buckett

965-2545

Family Promise Charlotte Voigt

Sue Stelling

646-2701

965-3498

Pastor/Parish Relations

Committee

Mary Branson

Kerry Alaimo

Joel Lashley

5671493

608-432-8253

262-370-9141

Prayer Requests Pastor Hawkins

Donna Newland

965-2429

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 checks) Jeannie Phelan

Kathy Zebrowski

414-940-4464

646-8882

Trustees Board Gary Phelps 646-3920

Ushering Team Kristen Voskuil 608-698-3777

Everyone you meet is afraid of something,

loves something and has lost something.

https://www.facebook.com/seeyouonsunday?fref=ts

Click on the LIKE button. Now, when there are any new

posts on the Emmanuel page, they will appear in your

news feed when you login to Facebook. Check in often!

You may also comment, ask questions, or post pictures.

SHARE Emmanuels posts with people on your Friends list....this is a GREAT way to increase awareness of our

church!

Youve just received a

random act of kindness

go ahead and

PAY IT FORWARD! www.seeyouonsunday.org

Dont forget to pick up a few cards from the gathering area so that you may do a good deed and spread Gods

love throughout the week!

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!

Jesus and Satan were having an ongoing argument about who

was better on his computer. They had been going at it for 40

days and 40 nights, and God was tired of hearing all of the

bickering. Finally, God said, "Cool it. I am going to set up a test

that will run two hours and I will judge who does the better job"

So Satan and Jesus sat down at the keyboards and typed away.

They moused. They did spreadsheets. They wrote reports. They

sent faxes. They sent e-mail. They sent out e-mail with

attachments. They downloaded. They did some genealogy

reports. They made cards. They did every known job. But ten

minutes before their time was up, lightning suddenly flashed

across the sky, thunder rolled, the rain poured, and of course, the

electricity went off.

Satan stared at his blank screen and screamed every curse word

known in the underworld. Jesus just sighed. The electricity finally

flickered back on, and each of them restarted their computers.

Satan started searching frantically screaming

"It's gone! It's all gone! I lost everything when the power went

out!"

Meanwhile, Jesus quietly started printing out all of his files from

the past two hours. Satan observed this and became irate.

"Wait! He cheated! How did he do it?"

God shrugged and said... "Jesus saves."

Emmanuels Directory of Services

If you have a service to be published, please contact Donna, 262-965-4022 or office@seeyouonsunday.org.

Service Emmanuel Contact Company Name Telephone Number & Website

Automobile sales & service John Quaden Sr. & Jr. Quaden Motors 262-367-2646

262-567-4408

quadenmotors.com

Computer training & tech

support

Michael Clark 608-213-0478

techsupportrus@tds.net

Gluten-free Bakery Mary Branson Wheat Free Treats 262-269-0087

wheatlesstreats.biz

Handy Man Services Stephen Turley Helping Hand 262-593-8087

Honey (unfiltered) & Bee

Products: Lip Balm, Beeswax

Candles, Soaps, Sundries

Bruce & Minnie Fairbanks Bruinnie Bear Apiaries 262-567-2475

bbapiaries@att.net

Marketing Christy Lui Marketing on Demand 262-567-5662

modinternetmarketing.com

Massage Therapy Mary Branson Traub Chiropractic 567-4499

567-1493

traubchiropractic.com

Nursing Services (dressing

changes, BP & vital sign checks,

injections, set up of meds, calling

drs., etc.)

Francine Langlais

(registered nurse)

262-965-5509

Preschool Corrine Mayer Kettle Moraine Preschool 262-965-5900

kettlemorainepreschool.net

Remodeling Services Donna & Jack Newland J & D Remodeling 262-965-3563

Teaching Tools & Anti-Bullying

Products

Marian Speerless Mmm-Read,LLC 262-593-8087

mmmread.com

Tree Service Pat & Mike Doering Bark River Tree Service 262-646-3735

barkrivertree.com

Website Design Christy Lui Marketing on Demand 262-567-5662

modinternetmarketing.com

Introducing our 2015/16 Confirmation Class!

(L-R: Sawyer Bensing, Caitlyn Jensen-Engel, Alex Teerlinck, Robert Colon, Ashley Bonestroo, Megan Alaimo also pictured Pastor Hawkins & Becky Bensing)

August 30th Brat Fry at Wales Pick n Save raising over $500!! September 11-12 Mission Trip to Milwaukee

Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that

were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas

Jefferson, and Albert Einstein.

Craft Fair Saturday, November 14 10:00 AM 2:00 PM

Emmanuel United Church of Christ 36821 Sunset Drive Oconomowoc, WI (on Hwy. 18 near Dousman)

ATTENTION CRAFTERS... Tables will be available for rent at a cost

of $15 (plus a donation of your choosing to the church based on your sales).

Please contact Julia Starbuck for more information or

to reserve a table:

Worship & Nursery Care

each Sunday at 9:30 AM

Sunday School meets during worship following

Time With the Young Disciples

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3

4

8:45 AM Communion training for elem. students

HOLY COMMUNION Neighbors in Need Offering Food Pantry Sunday

Place SCRIP orders 10:45- Highway Clean Up & Choir reh.

5

6

9:30 AM Bible Study

7

8 9

10

11

8 AM Choir rehearsal 10:45 AM Meetings: Social Concerns,

Stewards, Trustees 12-2:30 PM Confirmation Round

Table 2 PM PFLAG meeting

12

13

9:30 AM Bible Study 1-3 PM Adult Fellowship meeting

In fellowship hall

14

15

Deadline for November Newsletter

Articles

16 17

18

8 AM Choir rehearsal

COFFEE HOUR

10:45 AM Council meeting

19

20

9:30 AM Bible Study

21

22 23

24

25

NEW MEMBERS JOIN!

10:45 AM Family Promise Set Up & Choir rehearsal

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CLEAN THE CHURCH

EMMANUEL DELIVERS THE DOUSMAN AREA HOME MEALS

CLEAN THE CHURCH

FAMILY PROMISE HOSTING WEEK