The Messenger

Emmanuel United Church of Christ

36821 Sunset Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066
PO Box 216 Dousman, WI 53118

December 2015
Worship Schedule

Rev. Nansi Hawkins, Pastor

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

Dec. 6

like Jesus has. Jesus has given me

my calling, my spouse, my purpose,
my life. Jesus breaking into my life
has given me a people that I
cherish that being, you.

The Advent of Jesus

The advent of the new season of
Game of Thrones. The advent of
the new, turbo-charged BMW.
The advent of Jesus. All the
same word, meaning the same
thing: the appearance of a
notable person, thing or event.
But what a difference the subject
of a sentence can make (okay,
some of us really LIKE grammar!)
Game of Thrones, BMW, or Jesus.
To which one are we most
looking forward?
Now, for those of us who have
been kicking around Sunday
School for a couple of decades,
we KNOW what the right answer
is supposed to be. Its supposed
to be Jesus. But in our hearts, is it
the true answer? This is not to
throw anybody into a guilt trip; I
myself would not be at all
disappointed if, on Christmas
Day, I were presented with a
Publishers Clearinghouse check:
the advent of Nansis retirement!
But I also know that check would
not significantly alter my life- not

How about you? How has Jesus

breaking into your life changed
you? Thats the promise were given
at least: that with the coming
(advent) of Jesus, we will no longer
have to fear death. We will no
longer have to fear loss. We will no
longer have to fear trials. Because
Jesus is right there with us, bringing
us through all of these: death, loss,
trials, and the fear of all those
things. Thats what that famous
Advent hymn is all about:
Come, O long-expected
Jesus, born to set Your people free;
From our fears and sins
release us; grant us Your true liberty.
And if we allow Jesus to break in to
our hearts in this Advent season, this
hymn can come true within our own
hearts. Which sounds better than
the Game of Thrones, a BMW, or
even a Publishers Clearinghouse
check.
In Christs love,
Pastor Hawkins

Luke 1:5-25
The Coming 1
Prayers for the Obenberger,
Ortmann & Pakula families
Holy Communion
PLEDGE SUNDAY...Please bring
your pledge cards for 2016.
10:30- Stewardship Luncheon
Order SCRIP...dont forget the
Angel Tree & your own
Christmas list!

Dec. 13

Luke 1:26-38
The Coming 2
Prayers for the Perez, Pfalz & Phelps
families

Deadline to bring Angel Tree

Gifts

10:45 meetings of the Boards of

Stewards & Trustees

12-2:30 Confirmation Round

Table Discussion: The Bible
Dec. 20

Luke 1:39-56
The Coming 3
Prayers for Ken & Fran Pike, Marian
Pike & John and Jo Quaden

Children sing during the

service...theyve been
rehearsing Christmas hymns for
the past 2 months!

Christmas Fund offering

Coffee Hour
Dec. 24
5:00pm
CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP
Christmas Eve service
with candlelight, communion,
and song.
Come and bring your children, your
family, your neighbors,
and the cashier at the
Pick N Save!
Dec. 27

Luke 2:21-38
The Blessing
Prayers for John and Karen
Quaden, Mary Fran Roberts &
the Scherper family

December Committees

Communion Preparation for December 6: Bette

Schroeder & Joanne Winchell
Communion Assistants: Sawyer Bensing & Alex Teerlinck
Cleaning the Church: Kristen Voskuil, Carol Pfalz, Julia
Starbuck
Coffee Hour Committee for December 20: Donna
Newland, Becky Bensing/Nick Stenson, Pat Doering, John
& Jo Quaden, John & Karen Quaden, Terry Skiba &
Jeannie Phelan, Fran Szymkowski
Greeters
6

Laurie
Buckett

13

Kristen
Voskuil

20

Joanne
Winchell &
Bette
Schroeder

24
27

Don
Boychuk &
Robert
Zondag

Ushers

Acolytes

Scripture
Readers

Sharon
Logemann/
Bruce
Fairbanks
Laurie
Buckett/
Connie
Motelet
Mary
Branson/
Michael
Clark

Adam
Langreder

Alex
Teerlinck

Max
Bonestroo

Robert
Zondag

Olivia
Obenberger

Mike
Misch

Gail Tamez/
Kristen
Voskuil

Adam
Langreder

Justin
Sneesby

DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

BIRTHDAYS
Arabelle Langreder

Michael Phelps

Ryan Dockstader

Carol Lund

Jan McGraw

Jim McGraw

Michael Clark

Brian Teerlinck

Bette Schroeder

13

Sandy Jarrett

Charlotte Voigt

13

Jeanette Collins

Jan Wilson

13

Mike Misch

Karen Quaden

14

Zack Teerlinck

Tim Mayer

15

Adam Langreder

Dick Davidson

17

Terry Skiba

20
21
22
22
23
24
25
25
26
27

ANNIVERSARIES
Christine & Don Lang
Judy & Ferd Stanek

15
18

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

DON BOYCHUK & ROBERT ZONDAG. Don and Robert first
came to Emmanuel shortly after the
Supreme Court said that gays could
marry. Would you marry us? Don
asked Pastor Hawkins. Are you
gay, she replied. Yes, said Don.

Then yes, I would be happy to marry you! And so

began Don and Roberts happy life with Emmanuel.
Robert and Don are vibrate with energy. Robert started a
financial management firm in Delafield 10 years ago; for
the past 20 years, Don has been the COO/CFO of
Planned Parenthood. Recently, he quit to start his own
business, which keeps him in the air about one week a
month. Don loves putting up the fruits of their orchards
and garden. He also enjoys collecting 18 th century silver
tea sets. In November, hes going to a cooking school for
an intensive study of French pastry. He has promised to
come back to us bearing freshly baked croissants and
brioche. Robert is an artist; brilliant colors burst from his
acrylics and watercolors. And recently, he has taken up
printmaking. Robert likes to grow the food that Don
cooks; he loves to garden. When you come to their
home, you will be ENTHUSIASTICALLY greeted by an
immense Anatolian Shepherd named Cooper, 2 very
spoiled cats Mia and Nia Ling, and a painfully shy Collie
named Pretty Lady. And when you come, please bring a
couple of bushels to bring home apples
Don & Roberts contact information: Phone: 612-803-2690
Email: donb.sterlingmgmt@gmail.com
Address: S47 W36105 Meadows Drive, Dousman, WI
53118
STEVE, PENNIE, KAITLYNN & LAUREN EVERETT (shown with
Oscar the parrot). 1 parrot, 1
dog, 1 cat, 2 fish and 5 chickens
are the proper companions for
the
Everetts.
This
animal
adoration comes naturally to
Kaitlynn and Lauren, because
their mom LOVES animals.
Pennie
was
a
veterinary
technician until she had her girls, and cant imagine her
life without all her humans and animals. Steve pretty
much just likes whatever his girls like. So what do his girls
like? Lauren is in 4K, and likes Hello Kitty, purple and very
colorful art- and shes an extraordinarily wonderful
storyteller! Every night she tells her parents stories before
she goes to bed. Kaitlynn is an artist, and can draw
excellent pictures of their 5 chickens. She is looking
forward to when they will start laying eggs, because the
eggs will come in many different colors. Kaitlynn has also
memorized her childrens Bible- an admirable feat!
Kaitlynn is in first grade at Wales Elementary. Penny likes
to be outside- gardening, cutting down trees, chasing the
chickens, chasing the dog, chasing the kids. If ever she
would stop chasing around, she thinks that she would like
to read. Steve doesnt get to chase the chickens as
much, because he travels a LOT, both nationally and
internationally, in his job as the General Manager of
Hacpo which makes commercial kitchen equipment.
The Everetts contact information:
Phone: 262-422-0791
Email: Pennie.Everett@gmail.com
severett@oventionovens.com
Address: S14 W31765 High Meadow Lane, Delafield WI
53018

Adult Fellowship News....

Adult Fellowship annual Christmas party!!
Tuesday, December 8th well meet at
noon in fellowship hall for a potluck
dinner!
For 113 years, the Christmas Fund for the Veterans of the
Cross and the Emergency Fund has been a leading light
in the UCC mission. The Christmas Fund is one of the four
Special Mission Offerings of the United Church of Christ
and provides the UCC with a means to directly assist
those who have so faithfully and selflessly served and now
find themselves facing unexpected financial needs.
One of the unique aspects of the Christmas Fund is that
the funds provide direct financial assistance to individual
UCC clergy and lay church employees the funds do not
support programs or institutions, but people.
Through the generosity of so many UCC congregations
and individuals across the country, a total of $1,538,531
was received in last years Offering.
HOW THE FUNDS ARE USED:
MONTHLY PENSION SUPPLEMENTATION for 325 lowerincome retired UCC clergy and lay employees.
QUARTERLY HEALTH PREMIUM SUPPLEMENTATION for 209
lower-income retired UCC clergy and lay employees.
CHRISTMAS THANK YOU GIFT CHECKS given to 510
retired UCC clergy and lay church employees.
EMERGENCY GRANTS for 50 active/retired UCC clergy
and lay employees.
With your continued generosity, more individuals will
receive the support of the church in their time of need.
The special offering for the Christmas Fund will be taken
on Sunday, December 20th. You will find the offering
envelopes in the fellowship pads.

The Board of Stewards thanks you for your continued

support.

Meet our new Nursery Attendant!

Our former attendant, Hannah Hinrichs,
resigned the position as of October 4.
Thanks Hannah for your service!
Cassidy Spencer is our new Nursery
Attendant beginning November 1st.
Welcome aboard, Cassidy! (Stop into
the Nursery and say hi to Cassidy!)
My name is Cassidy Spencer and I love art! I have two
dogs named Annie and Perri who I love very much, I do
school online from home and I love to draw portraits and
paint landscapes!

Thursday, December 17
6:00 PM
in the church sanctuary
Come and enjoy the Emmanuel Choir performing the
sounds of Christmas! There is no charge to attend....open
to the public...bring your friends. Our special guests will be
residents of the local Prader-Willi community....come and
help welcome them!

In the event of a bad snow and/or ice

storm this winter, if we feel it would be best
to
cancel
any
services
or
meetings/activities, that information will be
posted on the Emmanuel UCC Facebook
page as well as broadcasted on Milwaukee TV channels
4 & 6 (and their websites under CLOSINGS). The intent is to
keep everyone safe, so if in doubt, please check before
venturing out.
Each year we decorate the
Sanctuary for Christmas Eve
with poinsettias. The scope of
our display depends on you!
We ask you to purchase a
poinsettia and bring it in to
church on December 20th so that we can place them in
the Sanctuary for the December 24 th service. If you would
like to dedicate your plant to the memory of a loved one,
you may fill out a tag for your plant with that information.

Order SCRIP December 6th

PARTICIPATION IN THE SCRIP PROGRAM IS THE
EASIEST WAY TO RAISE EXTRA $$ FOR THE
CHURCH!
Hundreds of retailers are a part of the Great
Lakes SCRIP program. Listings are available at church.
You purchase gift cards each month for such mundane
things as gasoline and groceries or fun things like
department stores and restaurants to name but a few.
You pay FACE VALUE for the cards you purchase and
Emmanuel retains a percentage of the cost.
Orders are normally taken the first Sunday of the month
and are always delivered the following Sunday.
DONT FORGET SCRIP for your Angel Tree gifts and other
Christmas gifts you plan to purchase this holiday season.

MISSION & OUTREACH

Singing Bowl

Our donations to the Singing Bowl will

continue to go to Repairers of the Breach
through January 2016.
Emmanuelites really shine in December with our two
Christmas tree projects!

ANGEL TREE PROJECT:

Located in the gathering area, the angel tree will be

hung with decorated cards and envelopes. Our church
will lend a hand to two families in our community that
need our help during these trying economic times. Listed
on the card will be a suggestion for a requested toy or
needed clothes. Pluck a card off the tree and come
back with the gift-wrapped item and the card firmly
affixed to the outside. The envelopes have suggestions for
SCRIP cards for groceries, gas or department stores.
Laurie Buckett will help you with SCRIP which you can
order on Dec. 6 and receive on the 13th.
Shirlene Hazelberg contacts the Christmas Clearing
House in Waukesha and receives the names of these
unfortunate families. However, we keep their identities
private out of respect. Contact Shirlene if you have any
questions.

AND UNDER THE ANGEL TREE:

We have a soft spot in our hearts for our homeless

veterans. So, 25 plastic-coated shopping bags will be
waiting UNDER the Angel Tree for you to fill. Don't worry,
a list will be attached to each bag for generic items such
as thick warm socks, toiletries (no alcohol containing
products), hard candy, laundry soap pods, hair brushes,
combs, and disposable razors. Female veterans may also
be homeless, so please consider taking a designated
bag for them.
These gifts should be brought to church no later than
December 13th.
And last, something warm and fuzzy!

THE SANCTUARY TREE

This tree will be decorated with mittens, scarves, etc.

which will be donated to those in need. You may begin
bringing these items to decorate the tree during Hanging
of the Greens on November 29th.

lives around. It is also hoped that this experience has had

a positive effect on you. There are many things we can
learn from others.
We have an intern from Alverno, Maria Milagrosa, who
will be working with both Debbie and Mariha to assist with
daily office tasks, learn about Case Management and
Non-profit Management. She will be with us for several
months.
Thinking about gifting? Here is a Wish List for the Day
Center.
Twin Fitted Sheets
Any size flat sheet, blanket,
comforter
Disinfectant wipes
Garbage Bags (Tall and
Gallon Size)
Head Phones
Hand Soap
Full Size Toiletries (Body Wash, Hair Products, Lotion)
Brushes and Combs
Office Supplies: Legal size notepads, printing paper,
folder, three ring binders
Gas Only Cards
Gift Cards (Walmart, Pick N Save, Target)

Late-breaking news...

The Executive Director of Family Promise of Western

Waukesha County, Mariah Dewberry, has resigned
effective December 1, 2015. Mariah has been with
Family Promise for over two years and has directed it to a
recognizable service for homeless families in our area.
Mariha's message, in part, to us is this:
I have had a once in a lifetime opportunity to define and
refine my leadership skills. I would like to commend the
entire Family Promise community for their selfless
engagement and commitment to making Family Promise
a strong and thriving organization, and supporting me
along the way.
You all have shown me the true spirit of giving and of
LOVE that I will forever cherish. As I make my transition, I
will hold Family Promise up in high regard since the
organization as a whole has had many positive impacts
on my life. I will continue to pray for the success of the
program; both for the families we serve and the
community.

Thank you Emmanuelites.

MISSIONS OF EMMANUEL
Family Promise
We celebrated our one year anniversary with an Open
House at the Day Center. To date, we have served 20
families. Your hospitality and the resources that Family
Promise provides have helped these families turn their

I appreciate each of you for all that you have done to

impact the lives of homeless families with children. I could
not have done this without all of you."
We wish Mariah well.
Sue Stelling and Charlotte Voigt

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
SUNDAY SCHOOL
This past lesson was on Jesus as a Young Boy in the
Temple. We learned about how he stayed in Jerusalem
after Passover and his parents didn't notice he was gone
for a whole day! When they found him 3 days later he
was in the temple listening to the teachers and asking
questions. We learned about this time of Jesus this
through games, carpentry and making and trying
unleavened bread. Ask your children how they liked the
bread and how it compared to the more traditional
bread. We will be moving into our Advent lesson and
learning some carols to sing with the choir on December
20.
REMEMBER: Please bring in your child's registration form
for Sunday School if you haven't done so already. Also,
please fill out the permission form so that we can use your
child's picture or video with them in it in the newsletter, on
our Facebook page, or other public place. You can
drop off these forms with a teacher or place in the
Christian Ed mailbox. There are extra forms in the blue
room and in the file folder in the Christian Ed mailbox.
And don't forget to bring in some extra money if you can
for our offering.
Thank you!
The Christian Ed Team.
Early in November, the Sunday School kids compared the
story of Jesus being lost in the temple and his parents
searching for him to how we are searching for Jesus in our
own lives and how in your search we find different
choices. Which path are we going to take? The kids
partnered up and used Legos to build a maze of life. The
kids made bad choice paths that led to guns and
violence and at the end of the maze was church, Sunday
school, and God. The kids surprised their teacher, Peggy
Hazelberg with the mazes. She couldn't believe how well
they compared the lesson to their lives. Heres some
pictures of the exercise Peggy sent us...

YOUTH GROUP
Reminder- Youth Group for kids in 4th-12th grades meets
each Wednesday (unless otherwise noted) in fellowship
hall from 6-7:30 PM.

CONFIRMATION
DEC. 13, 12-2:30pm- ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: The Bible
Looking Ahead: Jan. 16-17, Confirmation retreat in
Milwaukee. Catch a glimpse of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther
Kings dream of a just society by learning about some of
the injustices of our day and engaging in learning and
service opportunities in our local community. ($40 per
youth).
This is a picture of our AMAZING AND WONERFUL
CONFIRMANDS taken during their Chicago mission trip
(Nov. 6-8). Our youths met different people and learned
many things, meeting new friends along the way. All of
them jumped into action at each place we visited and
volunteered at with an open mind and open heart; doing

what needed to be done and taking steps out of their

comfort zone. They made us proud this weekend. The
pictures below are from packing bags of food for
distribution at the food cupboard and serving dinner to
the homeless. WE LOVE OUR CONFIRMANDS!!!

ADULTS
Jesus is called the Son of God but so was Caesar.
Before Jesus ever started His ministry, the Roman
Emperors were called The Savior of the World, The Son
of God, and The Prince of Peace, but their idea of
how peace would be achieved was by conquering the
world. 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? Come to this
fascinating study! No Bible background necessary. Adult
Bible Study meets every Tuesday from 9:30-10:30am in
the Community Room.

Treasurers Report October 2015

Total Pledges received for October 2015
Total Pledges received in October last year
Total Income for October 2015
Total Expense for October 2015
Checking account balance as of 10-31-15

7,968.00
8,732.00
*12,376.06
11,686.46
1,868.12

*Total income of $12,355.99 includes designated funds for:

Singing Bowl
114.48
WI Conference Offerings (OCWM and special
814.00
offerings)
SCRIP sales
1,175.00
Campital Campaign
235.00
Please direct questions or comments to Jeanne Phelan (414-9404464) or Kathy Zebrowski (262-646-8882).

ATTENTION ALL FACEBOOK USERS...

help us grow Emmanuel!
Have you LIKED Emmanuels FB page? By doing this,
Emmanuels posts will appear on your timeline. You can
help our church become better known by hitting the
SHARE button when you see Emmanuel posts. Share to
your own timeline and this will enable all of your FB friends
to see our posts, thus increasing our visibility!
To find the EUCC Facebook page, either do a Facebook
Search or go to this web address:
https://www.facebook.com/seeyouonsunday?fref=ts
We want to use the churchs page to promote
community events, so if you are involved in a group that
is sponsoring an event OR you are aware of something
happening in the greater Dousman area, send us the
information and well post it on our Facebook page. This
is just another way to increase awareness and curiosity
about us in the area. (the final decision on the
appropriateness of a post will be made by Pastor Nansi.)

Blessings at the Years End -Howard Thurman

I remember with gratitude the fruits of the labors of others, which
I have shared as a part of the normal experience of daily living.

Snow Removal- the church

contracts to have the
driveway and parking lot
plowed
and
salted;
however, the sidewalks and
emergency exits are kept
clear by volunteers each
year. Ron Blaschuk is forming a team to do this task on a
rotating basis. Please contact him to volunteer: 262-9655509 or fran-ron@netwurx.net. The church has a snow
blower and well train you if you do not know how to run
it!
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...the 2016 list is up so
we need LOTS of people!
Dousman Meals Drivers- the winter months bring a
challenge to us since some of our regular Meals drivers
go away for extended periods of time. If youve
contemplated volunteering for this ministry, now would
be a very welcome time! Please speak to Donna
Newland for more information. Emmanuel drivers deliver
meals every four weeks to the Dousman, Delafield,
Ottawa and Summit areas.

I remember the beautiful things that I have seen, heard, and feltsome, as a result of definite seeking on my part, and many that
came unheralded into my path, warming my heart and rejoicing
my spirit.
I remember the moments of distress that proved to be
groundless and those that taught me profoundly about the
evilness of evil and the goodness of good.

I remember the new people I have met, from whom I have

caught glimpses of the meaning of my own life and the true
character of human dignity.

I remember the dreams that haunted me during the year,

keeping me ever mindful of goals and hopes which I did not
realize but from which I drew inspiration to sustain my life and
keep steady my purposes.

I remember the awareness of the spirit of God that sought me

out in my aloneness and gave to me a sense of assurance that
undercut my despair and confirmed my life with new courage
and abiding hope.

The best way to grow our church

is to invite neighbors and friends
to come to church with you!
Afraid of bringing up the C word
in conversation? Here are some
talking points for Decembers
church life that may be of help...
We have a new Youth Group thats just getting
started in the church. Its open to kids from 4th through
12th grades and is being run by a young couple who
are members of Emmanuel. They meet on
Wednesday nights in fellowship hall from 6-7:30 and I
bet your kids might even know some of the Emmanuel
kids who attend.
Emmanuel has a great choir and twice a year they
put on a concert for people with Prader-Willi
Syndrome. December 17th at 6 pm is the Christmas
Concert. Its open to everyone and its FREE- want to
go with me?
Our Sunday School kids are going to be singing during
the 9 am service on December 20th....why dont you
come with me and watch AND there will be
refreshments served in fellowship hall afterwards!
Our Pastor always has a wonderful Christmas Eve
service. Adults and kids love it and its early enough
that you can still get to your family party
afterwards...its at 5pm!!

Keeping in touch
THANK YOU

Dousman Meals drivers for November:

Lorna and Jere Marheine, Francine Langlais,
Kathy Zebrowski, Sharon Logemann, Auk Bearda,
Charlotte Voigt, Kris Davidson, and Sue Stelling.

Charlotte Voigt, Tammie Bonestroo and

Sharon Logemann for cleaning the church in
November.
Everyone who helped in any way with our October
Family Promise hosting week.
John Pfalz, Charlotte Voigt, Ann & Bill Carpenter,
Revs. Nansi & Dick Hawkins and Donna Newland for
playing for worship in Jim Langreders absence on
November 1st.
Ryan Dockstader for running the CD music for the
November 1st and 8th worship services in Jims
absence.
Rev. Dick Hawkins for being our guest preacher on
November 8th while Pastor Nansi was with the
Confirmation Class in Chicago.
Tom Stelling, Ron Blaschuk and Jere Marheine for
working at the repair of the listing for the front sign.

Ongoing Prayers: Jeanette Collins,

Elizabeth Scherper, Judy & Ferd Stanek,
Katie Siegel, Ann & Bill Carpenter; Gregg
Jarrett; Erin Harmann; those fighting cancer:
Jan Wilson, 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: Terry Skiba, healing from hip
replacement surgery and Ann Carpenter, healing from
neck surgery.
Our Caregivers: 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.
Our sympathy goes to...
Mary Ann Edwards and Ryan Dockstader as the
mourn the passing of Orv Tuskey in October. Orv
was Mary Anns brother-in-law and Ryans
grandfather.
Corrine Mayer and her family as they mourn the
passing of Corrines brother, Jim Berman.
Justin & Natasha Sneesby as they mourn the
passing of Justins grandfather, Ron Drzewiecki.

Adult Fellowship
Angel Tree
Christian Education Board/
Church School
Council
Deacons Board
Financial Secretary (counts
offering & keeps records)
Family Promise
Pastor/Parish Relations
Committee
Prayer Requests
SCRIP program

Corrine Mayer
Donna Newland
Shirlene Hazelberg
Sue Phelps

431-4046
965-4022
392-1818
646-3920

Mike Alaimo
Kristen Voskuil
Laurie Buckett

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

Charlotte Voigt
Sue Stelling
Mary Branson
Kerry Alaimo
Joel Lashley
Pastor Hawkins
Donna Newland
Laurie Buckett

646-2701
965-3498
5671493
608-432-8253
262-370-9141
965-2429
965-4022
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)

Trustees Board

Jeannie Phelan
Kathy Zebrowski
Gary Phelps

414-940-4464
646-8882
646-3920

Ushering Team

Kristen Voskuil

608-698-3777

Looking forward to JANUARY

Sun.

Each
3

Sun.
Sun.

10
17

Mon.
Mon.Fri.
Sun.

18
25-29
31

9:30 AM Worship & Nursery Care

Holy Communion
Food Pantry Sunday
Place SCRIP orders
10:45- Stewards & Trustees meetings
10:45- Council meeting
Blood Drive at St. Marys Church 1:30-5:30 PM
Emmanuel delivers the Dousman Area Home
Meals
Annual Meeting of the Congregation 10:45 AM

Emmanuels Directory of Services

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

Emmanuel Contact
John Quaden Sr. & Jr.

Company Name
Quaden Motors

Computer training & tech

support
Gluten-free Bakery

Michael Clark
Mary Branson

Wheat Free Treats

Honey (unfiltered) & Bee

Products: Lip Balm, Beeswax
Candles, Soaps, Sundries
Marketing

Bruce & Minnie Fairbanks

Bruinnie Bear Apiaries

Christy Lui

Marketing on Demand

Massage Therapy

Mary Branson

Traub Chiropractic

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
262-567-2475
bbapiaries@att.net
262-567-5662
modinternetmarketing.com
567-4499
567-1493
traubchiropractic.com
262-965-5509

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

Emmanuels Confirmands held a hot dog sale at the November 14th Municipal Chili Cook-Off at KM High School in
Wales, making $142 to alleviate world hunger....THANK KIDS!

Worship & Nursery Care each Sunday at 9:30 AM

Sunday School meets during worship following
Time With the Young Disciples
SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

9:30 AM Bible Study

6-7:30 PM Youth
Group in fellowship
hall

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

CLEAN THE CHURCH

Emmanuel delivers the Dousman Area Home Meals

HOLY COMMUNION
Place SCRIP orders
Food Pantry Sunday

6-7:30 PM Youth
Group in fellowship
hall

12:00 noon

14

8 AM Choir
rehearsal
Angel Tree deadline

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16

9:30 AM Bible Study

6-7:30 PM Youth
Group in fellowship
hall

DEADLINE FOR
JANUARY
NEWSLETTERS

10:45 AM meetings of
the Boards of
Stewards & Trustees
12-2:30 Confirmation
Round Table

20

9:30 AM Bible Study

Adult Fellowship
Christmas
Dinner/Party in
fellowship hall

PLEDGE
SUNDAY
Stewardship
Luncheon

13

11

12

17

18

19

25

26

CHOIR
CHRISTMAS
CONCERT
6:00 PM

CLEAN THE CHURCH

21

8 AM Choir
rehearsal

22

23

No Bible Study

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29

24
5:00 PM
Christmas Eve
Service

Children singing in
Worship
Christmas Fund
offering
Bring poinsettias
Coffee Hour

27

10

30

No Bible Study

CLEAN THE CHURCH

Emmanuel delivers the Dousman Area Home
Meals (Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday only)

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