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  • The Plan – Special Two-Part Bible Study

    The Plan – Special Two-Part Bible Study

    When

    Old Testament: February 20 & March 13,  7:00-8:30 pm

    New Testament: March 5, 19 & 20,  7:00-8:30 pm

    Where

    Our Savior Church Office Classroom

    What

    This study is designed to harmonize the Old & New testament themes into one view of God’s Plan. He promised and he has delivered us by the sacrificial offering of his own Son. Through the lens of our GOD’S WAYS Study, this review will help you grasp the big picture of salvation.

    Arrange your own schedule – come in February or March, on Mondays or Tuesdays. Contact the church office for more info.

    These are written that you may believe
    that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that
    by believing you may have life in his name.

  • Songs for the Sorrowful – Adult Lent Bible Study 2018

    Songs for the Sorrowful – Adult Lent Bible Study 2018

    When

    Sundays, February 25 – April 22 at 9:15 am

    Where

    Church Fellowship Hall

    What

    Sorrow can flood into our life at any given moment.  It comes from loss – of life, of dreams, of control, of relationship.

    Lent is the public way that we Christians deal with sorrow and grief, because it draws us into the suffering of our savior.  He bound himself to us, unto death.  He knows our weakness as human, and yet he has provided a solution.

    Among the most emotive writers in Scripture, King David produced thousands of songs, many of which are recorded in Scripture as Psalms.  During this time of sorrow as we watch Jesus walk the road of our suffering, his penitential Psalms can talk to us and teach us how faith sees the journey to the cross.

    Child care will be provided for ages 0-3.  Sunday School is available for all other ages.

     

     

  • New this week – February 25th 2018

    New this week – February 25th 2018

    Call Meeting

    There will be a call meeting on Sunday, March 11, 2018 after the 10:30 am service.

    For Lent 3 – Think ahead for next week –   Our Compassionate High Priest 

    We have a High Priest who cares for us—Jesus is not only able to sympathize with us in our weakness; he is able to strengthen us also.  Having been tempted as we are, Jesus can deal gently with us.  He understands the influence that sinful desires have over us.  Look at how gently the Savior dealt with Simon Peter when he denied Jesus. Jesus looked at him and indicated that he had heard Simon’s denial but invited him to confess and find mercy. He can and will do the same for us.

    ADULT BIBLE STUDY – Songs for the Sorrowful – February 25 – April 22.

    Sorrow can flood into our life at any given moment.  It comes from loss – of life, of dreams, of control, of relationship.  Lent is the public way that we Christians deal with sorrow and grief, because it draws us into the suffering of our savior.  He bound himself to us, unto death.  He knows our weakness as human, and yet he has provided a solution.  Among the most emotive writers in Scripture, King David produced thousands of songs, many of which are recorded in Scripture as Psalms.  During this time of sorrow as we watch Jesus walk the road of our suffering, his penitential Psalms can talk to us and teach us how faith sees the journey to the cross.  Child care will be provided for ages 0-3.  Sunday School is available for all other ages.

    Our Savior School PTF meeting

    All parents, grandparents, teachers, and friends of Our Savior are invited to the PTF meeting Come and learn about the PTF, discuss what things are coming up, offer any new ideas, and meet everyone.  The meeting will be held on Monday, February 26th from   6:00 – 7:00 pm in the fellowship hall.  Childcare is available!

    MOM’S CIRCLE

    Mom’s Circle would like to invite all moms and dads to attend our play group.  Join us to meet other parents and give your kids an opportunity to have fun with friends.  Our next gathering will be on Thursday, March 1st at 8:30 am in the Our Savior music room.

    EASTER FLOWERS

    Please check the table in back of church for the purple order form for Easter Flowers.  Please place the order form and your payment in the church office mail slot.  The cost is $14.00 per plant.  Deadline to order is Sunday, March 18th.   Plants can be picked up after the second service on Easter Sunday. (more…)

  • New This Week – February 18, 2018

    New This Week – February 18, 2018

    For Lent 2 – Think ahead for next week

    Our Perfect High Priest  – Jesus is the perfect High Priest—true God and true man in one person. We confess how that happened: “Conceived by the Holy Spirit . . .” There was no room for progress from imperfection to perfection. Jesus was perfect already in every way. But then how could Christ, as perfect God and man, plead as he did in the garden for the cup of suffering to be taken away? How can the writer of Hebrews say that Christ “learned obedience”? Answer: He humbled himself to put himself in our place.

    The PLAN – Adult Special Lent Bible Study

    According to an old adage, one should not lose sight of the forest for the trees, but what does this mean?  When we get so caught up in the details of life we may forget how God planned – from the beginning – to save us.  He put his answer to sin up on a tree, which was carved into a cross.  God promised and he has delivered us by the sacrificial offering of his own Son. Through the lens of our GOD’S WAYS Study, this review will help you grasp the big picture of salvation.   Arrange your own schedule – come in February or March, on Mondays or Tuesdays.  February 19 & 27; March 13 & 19 at 7pm.  All are invited. Call the church office for info (262)377-6363.

    FORWARD IN CHRIST SUBSCRIPTIONS

    It is time again for renewals and new subscriptions to “Forward In Christ,” the synod’s monthly news magazine. If you are a current subscriber please indicate whether you wish to renew or cancel on the renewal form located on the sign up table in the back of church.  If you are a new subscriber please fill out the necessary information on the form for new subscribers.  The cost this year is $13.49 for new or renewal subscriptions.  Please make your checks payable to Our Savior Lutheran Church, insert in designated envelope and place in the church office mail slot.  The deadline is March 11th.

    EASTER BREAKFAST SIGN-UP

    There is a sign-up sheet in the back of church for those who wish to contribute food items to our annual Easter Breakfast. The Breakfast is held between the Worship Services on Easter Sunday.  Please bring your food donations on Saturday, March 31st between 9-10 am or before Easter Sonrise Service.   Also included on the sign-up is a request for help to set up on Saturday at 9:00 am and clean up after the breakfast on Sunday.  Any help you can offer will be much appreciated.

    February and March – SENIOR ADULT BIBLE STUDY – Book of 2 Peter  

    The people to whom Peter wrote this letter were experiencing Satan’s attacks on their faith. They needed encouragement to continue to grow in the grace and knowledge of their Savior, even as we do today. The epistle of 2 Peter reminds us of the victory we have through Christ. The class is taught by Staff Minister Hering in the Church Office Classroom on Tuesdays at 10:30 am. The current session will continue through March 20th.  (more…)

  • February 18, 2018 Prayers

    February 18, 2018 Prayers

    For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. (Romans 6:23 )

    There were few houses left on the rural road to the church. Once part of a prosperous farming community, it had served a large congregation. Now the road ended near the cemetery. County officials had erected a large sign: DEAD END. The sign generated moments of laughter, and some of deep thought. Perhaps that sign should be placed in every cemetery as a reminder of St. Paul’s words … the wages of sin is death … (Romans 6:23a).

    God’s perfect law demands perfect obedience. The life of each sinner is a dead end. Thank God those words are not the end of the verse. St. Paul goes on to write, … the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our  Lord (Romans 6:23b).

    Jesus’ willing sacrifice on the cross has given us a free gift with no fine print included — eternal life in a heavenly home filled with unspeakable joy.

  • New this week – February 11, 2018

    From the Board of Stewardship

    God rescued the Israelites from their bondage and mistreatment from the Egyptians.  He was concerned about their suffering, and He showed His compassion by rescuing them. To help them to remember His goodness to them, God commanded that His people take some of the firstfruits of the produce that God had given them and put them into a basket to give to the priests to place on the Lord’s altar (Deuteronomy 26). The firstfruits were brought to the Lord in thankful response to what He had done for them. In the same way that God provided for His people in the Old Testament, He provides for us today. Especially as we begin this Lenten season we witness anew how God provided for us by sending His Son, Jesus, to suffer and die for us. How are you showing your gratitude and love to God through your “firstfruits?”

    KML Annual Charity Auction

    Join us in travelling Back to the Future for our 20th Annual Charity Auction on Saturday, April 21, 2018. Visit www.kmlhs.org/auction to make a donation, register to attend, purchase raffle tickets, or learn more about this event.  Do you work at a company willing to donate something to the silent or live auction? Know someone willing to donate time, service, or an item? Contact Mrs. Sue Neuberger ([email protected]).

    BAND FESTIVAL

    KML will be hosting the first-ever WELS Middle School Honors Band Festival on Saturday, February 24. Over 60 students from five different WELS elementary band programs were selected to participate in this event, including 15 from KML’s program. The guest clinician and conductor for the group will be composer Michael Sweeney. The day will conclude with a performance in KML’s Performing Arts Center Auditorium at 6:30 PM. There is no cost for admission. A freewill offering will be collected. We hope you can join us and bring a friend!

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  • February 11, 2018 Prayers

    “ … the time of my departure has come. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”  2 Timothy 4:6b-7

    When the Apostle Paul was facing the end of his earthly days, his words reflected his life in the Christian faith. Fighting the good fight, finishing the race, and keeping the faith pointed to a life of fulfillment as a Christ-follower.

    These same Christian markers summarize the lives of faithful Christians today who are facing their last earthly hours and serve as reminders of the Lord’s faithfulness in their lives. Christian believers know that the Lord Who helped them keep the faith through Word and Sacrament during their earthly run will be there when they cross the finish line of this life. Crossing that line, they collapse in the arms of Jesus, the Finisher of faith and Giver of everlasting life. As Christian believers we encourage one another with these reminders of God’s past faithfulness and the assurance of His promise,

    Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life (Revelation 2:10b).

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  • New this week – February 4, 2018

    MLC CHOIR AT Luther Prep

    Join us on Friday, February 16, at 1:45 p.m. as the Martin Luther College Choir, under the direction of Prof. Adrian Smith, presents a choral concert titled, “The Way, the Truth, the Life”. It features music for choir, congregation, and instruments that proclaim Jesus Christ as the only way of salvation. The program will include “If Ye Love Me” by Thomas Tallis, “­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Salvation unto Us Has Come” by Johannes Brahms, “In My Father’s House” by Philip Stopford, “E’en So Lord Jesus” by Paul Manz, and many others. A free will offering will be gathered to support the ministry of MLC.

    Koine Concert at KML

    Koine will present its Cross, Heart, Rose, Sky, Ring concert at Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School on Thursday, February 22, at 7:00 PM. Visit www.koinemusic.com/CHRSR for details.

    Thank You!

    The Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School chapter of the National Honor Society thanks everyone who came out on January 31 to donate blood at our blood drive. We may have set a new record for donations! Your efforts to donate are greatly appreciated, especially at this time of year when nearly all blood types are needed. THANK YOU, and God bless!  (more…)

  • Prayer Circle – February 4, 2018

    Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness … 2 Timothy 4:8a

    All it takes is construction paper, scissors, paste, and a few glue-on sequins to make a fairly serviceable crown. Remember doing that as a child? Once finished it was worn proudly to proclaim the wearer as king or queen of the realm!

    Though born King of Kings, Jesus never wore even a paper crown, much less a real one fashioned in gold and studded with jewels. Instead, He was given a crown of thorns in a mocking nod to His sovereignty, and He willingly bore the torment. Why? So each of us could wear His crown of righteousness! His is not a paper crown like one we might make, or even a royal crown of fantastic worth. His is the glorious crown of being right with God. This is the crown He was born to give us.

    Jesus, King of Kings, calls us to come to Him in faith — faith in His birth, death, and resurrection. He invites us to kneel before Him as He crowns us “right with God” now and for eternity. (more…)

  • New this week – January 28, 2018

    SAVE THE DATE!  SPRING PIZZA SALE !

    Our Savior School will again be offering home-made pizzas in April and we need your help to make them!  Please reserve Saturday April 14, 2018 on your calendar and look for pizza order forms and sign up information arriving in church mailboxes in March!

    Luther Prep School Auction Gala

    Donations of new items are currently being accepted for the Luther Prep Auction Gala to be held on Saturday, April 21. If you have something to share it can be brought to the Mission Advancement office anytime during the LPS school day. If you cannot attend the Gala in person this would be a great way to show support! Monetary donations can be made online at:  http://events.readysetauction.com/lutherpreparatoryschool/carnival Deadline for donations is March 9. Questions? Contact Sue at 920-262-8104.   Your support benefits future pastors, teachers, and lay leaders.

    JOB opportunity – Ecommerce Marketing Manager

    Use your skills and knowledge to share God’s Word through managing the promotion of meaningful Christian books and other resources on Northwestern Publishing House’s website. This is a full-time position with a work schedule that is flexible around core business hours. If you are interested in being considered for the E-Commerce Marketing Manager position, please visit us at nph.net/employment.

    A thank you

    Dear Christian friends,

    My family and I thank you for the prayers, kindness, love and support for us as well as the many memorial gifts given in memory of my father, Rev. Robert Oswald. It was humbling to see the outpouring from you our fellow believers as you came forward with loving concern for us. We look forward with you to the day when we will all be safely home in heaven with Jesus!

    In Christ, Annette Diener and Grandma Janet Oswald

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