Category: Church

  • New this week – August 20, 2017

    SAVE THE DATE!

    The Reformation 500 Festival Service will be held at the Miller High Life Theatre. Sunday, November 5, 3:30 p.m.

    PART-TIME JOB AVAILABLE

    Fun and flexible position available with David’s Star Lutheran Grade School’s After School Child Care Program. There is one position available for the 2018-2019 school year. Position would be for the lead person during our Afterschool Childcare, Hours are 3:15-6:00, when school is in session. Pay: $10 per hour. Our after school child care program exists to care for our school children who need to remain after school for parent pick-up. Staff helps with homework when needed, and supervises play and activities. Hours and days are flexible. If interested or you have questions, please contact Eunice Washburn at: 262.305.4622 or [email protected].

    FIRST FRIDAY’S AT FIVE

    Riso Quartet returns for Grace’s First Fridays at Five concert series! On Friday, Sept. 1 at 5 p.m., enjoy two lovely Slavic pieces for piano quartet by this group of classically trained string and piano musicians. Concert will take place at Grace Lutheran Church (1209 N. Broadway Ave., Milwaukee) and is free and open to the public. For details, please visit gracedowntown.org or contact Grace Events Assistant Veronica Brewer at [email protected].

    YOU’RE INVITED

    Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary’s Friends of the Seminary Day on Saturday, October 7, 2017. This annual event highlights the way your gifts help WLS support the worldwide mission of WELS. Registration and coffee hour begins at 8 a.m. in the auditorium. Worship with members of the Seminary Chorus begins at 9 a.m. After worship, attendees will hear from our new professor, Sam Degner, and senior Noah Willitz.

    A light lunch, included in the $10 registration fee, will be served at noon. Guided tours of the campus will follow. Northwestern Publishing House will also have a selection of books and gift items available for purchase. Please send your name, address, telephone number, and home congregation along with your $10 registration fee to the attention of Lori Guse at 11831 N Seminary Drive, Mequon WI 53092, no later than September 15. For more information, contact Lori Guse at 262.242.8104 or by e-mail at [email protected]. (more…)


  • Prayer Circle – August 13, 2017

    … be filled with the Spirit. … always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Ephesians 5:18b, 20

    A certain church member was very critical of his pastor. The pastor had never been able to do much of anything to please that cantankerous parishioner. But the pastor took the high road, never repaying hurt for hurt. He tried, and tried hard, to find good things to say.

    One day he said with a wry smile, “You know, Joe has the cleanest car in town.” Instead of concentrating on his parishioner’s criticisms, he found one small thing to commend. “… be filled with the Spirit …,” says St. Paul. Spirit-filled people have no room left over for grumpiness, faultfinding, negativity, or thanklessness. Instead, they have an “attitude of gratitude” to God that spills over into relationships with others. And when bad attitudes invade, as they will because of Satan, the Spirit is there to strengthen God’s people once more.

    Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful (Colossians 3:15).

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  • Prayer Circle – August 6, 2017

    What is God’s gift of wisdom?  What makes a person wise? Is it incredible knowledge or enormous heart? True wisdom is knowing how to apply God’s Word to our lives. God’s gift of wisdom leads each of us to discern His will. God’s wisdom is revealed through Holy Scripture.

    The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom; all who follow his precepts have good understanding (Psalm 111:10a)

    … you have known the holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus (2 Timothy 3:15).

    If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him (James 1:5).

    But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere (James 3:17).

    Wisdom is God’s generous gift to us. Through wisdom we are taught how to live our lives in accordance with God’s will. (more…)


  • New this week – August 6, 2017

    From the Board of Stewardship

    A Stewards Prayer of Thanks. Lord, we all need You as our Shepherd. Thank You for always being there for us. Thank You for your care and compassion.  Thank You for giving us the privilege of serving You as we tell others of Your wonderful love.  Thank you for giving us the privilege of responding to the good news of your love with our time, treasures and talents. In Your precious name we pray.  Amen.

    COLLEGE STUDENTS/FAMILIES

    Look for the College Roll Information Form in your box.  Please complete and return to Tom Hering or the Church office as soon as possible, no later than Labor Day, if possible. If you are a college student and did not receive a form in your box there are additional forms on the table in back of church.

    SIGN UP TO BE A PART OF THE COLLEGE ROLL PARTNER PROGRAM

    This ministry exists to provide an opportunity for God’s people at Our Savior to pray for and to serve, encourage, and contribute to the needs” of our college students through a simple, yet meaningful, partner program.  If you are interested in this ministry please complete the sign-up sheet that you received in your mailbox and return it to the church office mail slot.  If you would like more information please contact Tom Hering at 262-377-6363. (more…)


  • Prayer Circle – July 23, 2017

    He who walks with the wise grows wise, but a companion of fools suffers harm. Proverbs 13:20

    Tonight’s the night you’re supposed to go out with friends. It’s only once a week, but sometimes you wonder if, now that you’re married, you should give it up. Maybe you really want to go, but you feel guilty because you think you should want to spend every minute of every day with your new spouse. Perhaps you’re afraid that your friends aren’t “good for you” anymore.  As you consider the situation, be honest with yourself about your feelings and your reasons. God has given you friends to fill needs that your spouse cannot.

    Spending time with friends away from your spouse is important, and even healthy, as long as such relationships are supportive of your marriage. Be honest with your spouse, too. Talking about what you do with your friends will help lessen any jealousy your partner may feel about the time you spend apart. Assure your spouse that your marriage is your priority and that your friends are just that – friends. (more…)


  • New This Week – July 23, 2017

    From the Board of Stewardship

    We enjoy many wonderful freedoms in America. It’s a blessing of being a citizen of this great nation. We enjoy another type of freedom as God’s children. We are freed from the bondage and captivity of sin and death, of guilt and eternal punishment. This freedom comes only from Christ, who proclaimed the healing message of forgiveness. As we focus on freedom during this month of our country’s birthday, let us remember the greater freedom we have as citizens of God’s kingdom! (more…)


  • Prayer Circle – July 16, 2017

    “You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit – fruit that will last.” John 15:16a

    Life is filled with choices – what car to drive, what clothes to buy, which TV channels to watch, which foods to eat. Sometimes the choices bring satisfaction, and sometimes they bring great disappointment.

    In and of ourselves, there is one choice we cannot make. We cannot choose God. Instead, Jesus assures us, I chose you… It is the Holy Spirit who enables us to hear God’s call.  And what is our response? We know how to handle life’s other choices: we drive the car, we wear the clothes, we laugh and learn from TV, we get nourishment from foods.

    Our response to God’s choice is to follow His direction, … go and bear fruit …  The fruit may be as simple as smiling at the harried supermarket clerk or helping the toddler get his shoes on the right feet. It may be as difficult as “parenting” an aged parent or working in a special church or community ministry. These are fruits that will last because they are responses to God’s gifts to us.

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  • Prayer Circle – July 9, 2017

    One of those days Jesus went out to a mountainside to pray, and spent the night praying to God.   Luke 6:12

    No matter how much you love each other and enjoy being together, there are times when you want (and need) to be apart. That doesn’t only mean apart, but alone. “Alone time” gives you time to consider relationships, to pray, to consider what you value most in life. It helps you get “centered.”

    For Christians, being “centered” revolves around repentance and forgiveness, understanding that Christ is our very life. Having a period of rest and solitude, in turn, will enrich time spent with your spouse. Encouraging each other to spend time alone is a gift as genuine as any you might give.

    Allow these special alone moments for God, through His Word, to renew, refresh, and rejuvenate each of you. (more…)


  • New This Week – July 9, 2017

    Girls Golf Coach Needed (KML)

    Enough interest has been shown for Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School to field a girls golf team in the fall. In order to proceed and make this a reality, a coach is needed. If you or someone you know may be interested in coaching girls golf, please contact KML Activities Director Mr. Joe Greefkes ([email protected]).

    SAVE THE DATE (OWLS)

    Oct. 9-12, 2017 for the Organization of WELS Lutheran Seniors convention at Country Springs Hotel, Pewaukee, WI.  Workshops will offer OWLS a wide variety of topics, including guidance on writing your life story, information about puppet ministry, little known facts about US presidents and their wives, the international student program at MLC, or meet with a WELS member who serves as a representative in the Wisconsin Assembly, Representative Jeremy Thiesfeldt.

    Early arrivals at the convention can enjoy Monday morning’s tours of historic WELS churches in the Milwaukee area as well as tour the WELS Center for Mission and Ministry.

    For more information or to have registration materials mailed to you, e-mail the Convention Coordinator, Werner Lemke, at [email protected]. (more…)


  • News & Notes – July 2, 2017

    CHURCH PICNIC AND SUNDAY SERVICE CHANGE

    Our church and school picnic will be held on Sunday, August 27th.  The picnic will begin at approximately 11:15 am after a single 10 o’clock worship service. Join us for hamburgers, hot dogs and brats, lemonade, ice cream and other shared dishes. There will also be games for all ages after lunch. There will be a Free Will Offering basket. No need to sign up to attend; just come and enjoy the delicious food and fellowship!

    Summer Sermon Series – FAITH IN ACTION

    So what leap of faith is God asking you to make?   Whatever it is, remember that WHO is asking you to make that leap is greater than WHAT leap He’s asking you to make!    When we review the lives of those who are listed as examples of the faithful, we are amazed – by God’s   leadership more than by their response.  These people were like us, yet they were led by his divine plan.  Sometimes they believed beyond anything we’ve experienced.  Other times they doubted.  Still, the One to whom they entrusted their lives never wavered or failed them.  God’s promises hold us secure, every day in every way.

    Proverbs:  A Wise Man Once Said… – June 25 – September 3. 

    Adult Sunday Morning Study at 9:15am.   A thrilling experience awaits you as we soak in the hot tub of wisdom.  The Book of Proverbs, though about 3,000 years old, is yet wondrously up to date. Furnishes pragmatic, ethical, moral, and religious counsels for everyday living. Its pithy sayings are permeated with elegant advice, sound judgment, the wisdom of ages, the distillation of experience, and Spirit-given directives for right living. The wisdom discussed in the Book of Proverbs is more than good judgment, more than uncommon common sense, more than right action in conformity with worldly prudence, more than intellectual acumen. True wisdom is moral excellence. It is wisdom that has rectitude in it, the fiber of which is righteousness and holiness. In Proverbs, wisdom is the attitude of the heart which puts God first as man’s rightful guide and master. (more…)


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