1. Our Saviour’s Voice
Our Saviour Lutheran Church, 120 S. Henry Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 54302
(920) 468-4065
DECEMBER 2014
GRIEF AND THE HOLIDAYS
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By Pastor Dave
“Good grief, Charlie Brown”, says Lucy. Is there such
a thing as “Good grief”? Or can grief be good at all?
Yes, it can.
Grief is a complex emotion with many root causes,
both real and imaginary. Grief is a form of suffering.
For many, grief comes knocking around the holidays
and it becomes an unwelcome visitor. For others
who have had losses, they speed through the Holy
Season like Hans Brinker on his shiny skates, racing
past grief. People handle grief differently.
Grief may be triggered by almost anything. For
example, as Wilma is putting the ornaments on her
Christmas tree she takes a favorite one out of the
storage box… and there it is, the one her deceased
husband gave her on their 25th wedding anniversary
- Here come the blues!
From this point on in the article, we are going to
personify Grief. We will capitalize it, and name it for
what it is. Grief may come knocking. You may ignore
the knock or welcome this visitor. Grief may go away
and return later. Grief may be a companion or a
teacher. But we don't want to see Grief as an enemy.
Unpleasant maybe, but not an enemy. Grief heals
and teaches. If we don’t answer the door and let him
in, he will sneak in another way to help us heal from
our losses.
Remember you are the expert on Grief.
Professionals can share a lot of tips, but your story
and your experience is unique.
Those who study grief tell us there are several kinds
of grief. One kind is “Anticipatory Grief”. That means
feeling the grief before a loss occurs, or feeling sad
while things are good, because we are already
thinking about what we are going to lose before we
lose it. Whew! Grief is sneaky! In real life, that might
occur when a loved one is terminally ill and our
emotions are preparing themselves for the loss
ahead.
There is “delayed grief”. For example, someone
loses their sibling and experienced no painful grief at
the time of the passing. But twenty years later they
find themselves in a dark melancholy meadow. They
don’t know why. Going alone to a quiet place, they
examine their inner moods and thoughts. Slowly they
realize, Grief has come to visit them. It has been with
them for quite some time, but they did not recognize
it for what it was. Now they want to write to their
loved one or call them, but they cannot. They want to
visit their grave or hold a possession in their hands.
Can grief be ignored? Must we experience it?
Cannot we just go around it? Cannot we just shift to
the logical side of our thinker and it will go away?
How can we avoid its pain? Really, we are not trying
to avoid grief, but we may be trying to avoid a loss.
Once we accept that loss, the grief will come and
bring us healing. Can we have loss without grief?
Yes, if what we lost was not loved. But if what we
lost was (and is still) loved, grief will accompany it.
I read a story once that might help us endure our
grief. A long, long time ago a ship set sail for a far off
land. Among the many passengers was a
philosopher, of a variety that were known for being
“in command of their emotions”. About half way to
their destination, the ship encountered a great storm.
The ship was in a sea of grief. The passengers were
tumbled from side to side in the belly of the ship
while the crew manned the deck. No one was
exempt from the storm within their innards or from
the vertigo in their heads. One of the crewmen said,

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“Hey, we have a philosopher on board, he should be
able to laugh his way through this. Let’s check on
him. They found the learned man in the bowels of
the ship, just as sick as everyone else. They asked
him why, was his philosophy failing him? “Not at all”,
he replied, “It is working perfectly…I understand
what is causing the disturbance that I am
experiencing, and I am learning from the suffering.”
A wise man!
These holidays, or any days, should you feel down
and out, despondent and dejection, depression and
dismay, maybe it is grief! Grief for a loss in the past?
Grief for an anticipated loss in the future? Know what
is causing this. Learn from the sea sick
philosopher… “I understand what is causing the
disturbance that I am experiencing, and I am
learning from the suffering.”
But remember this, while grief may be an unpleasant
healing experience, we have another emotion that is
felt at the same time, and this one outweighs the
other…
“But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren,
concerning those who are asleep, that ye sorrow not,
even as others who have no hope.” –
1 Thessalonians 4:13
“Good grief, Charlie Brown”, says
Lucy. Is there such a thing as
“Good grief”? Or can grief be good
at all? Yes, it can. And His joy is
even better!
ANOTHER BREAKFAST…COMING UP!
Our first two Sunday Café days in October and November were well received…and
we’ll bring it back again on January 18, 2015. Improvements were made from the first to
the second breakfast and a new change is coming for 2015.
Please plan to come to the gym after service (we are serving from 8:45am-12pm)
on Sunday, January 18 for a buffet with a variety of delicious breakfast favorites. There
will be NO separate menu; buffet with adult and child pricing will be available.
WE AGAIN THANK OUR VOLUNTEERS for their time as this venture would
not be successful (or even possible) without them! More volunteers are welcome. Please
contact Bryan Rao at 920-362-5980 or bry920@msn.com if you can help to set up and
prep on Saturday the 17th or if you can help cook, serve, etc. on Sunday the 18th. Diners
are also needed so make your plans to join us after your favorite worship service. 
2015 OFFERING ENVELOPES/2014 GIVING STATEMENTS
Offering envelopes for 2015 are now available
for pick up in the office hallway. Envelope
numbers are offered for the purpose of having
your offerings to Our Saviour recorded. If
offering envelopes were not assigned to you but
you desire to use them for 2015, please contact
the office.
Your offerings can also be recorded without
envelopes by utilizing SimplyGiving, with
automatic withdrawals from your checking or
savings account. With SimplyGiving, you are
assigned a special number under which donations
that are not automatic can also be recorded.
Draws can be weekly, monthly or two times per
month (1st &15th). You can designate offerings to
the unified budget or the mortgage. With
SimplyGiving, you don’t need to remember to
write a check; your offering is received by the
church, even when you are unable to attend!
Annual statements showing your offerings for
2014, which can be used for tax purposes, will be
available at church in early to mid-January 2015.
Statements remaining on January 27 will be
mailed.

3. January 2015 OSLC Usher Schedule
Date Service Lead Team
January 4 Su 7:45 John Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; † UN
Su 9:15 Randy Vande Hei Walt Juhnke; Tiffany & Brian Duff; Jennifer Linssen; † UN
Su 10:45 Royal Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christiansen
January 8 Th 6:30 Paul Kuehl Bill Baneck; † UN; † UN
January 11 Su 7:45 Matthew Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; Barry Dalebroux
Su 9:15 Shelly Williams Robin Williams; Frank Helebrant; Don Schultz; Jim Parks; David Bitters
Su 10:45 Gerald Buechner Rich Spangenberg; † UN; † UN
January 15 Th 6:30 David Haase Bobby Haase; Rich Spangenberg; † UN
January 18 Su 7:45 Mike Morgan Vernon Siech; Gloria Morgan; Ralph Hoerchler
Su 9:15 Wendy Frick Roxanne & Randy Dyle; Alex Chamberlain; Jack Grant; Mitch Waniger
Su 10:45 Mike Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft
January 22 Th 6:30 Charles Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick
January 25 Su 7:45 Allen Knaus Clarence Ney; Jerry & Josh VanKauwenberg; Nathan Knaus
Su 9:15 Dave Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Davis LaMarche; Dan Richer; Trey B; † UN
Su 10:45 Royal Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christiansen
January 29 Th 6:30 Paul Kuehl Bill Baneck; † UN; † UN
†UN-Usher Needed - If you'd like to volunteer as an usher, please contact the Lead usher of the group you'd like to join,
or contact Rich Spangenberg at (920) 857-3014 / spangenr.ret@uwgb.edu
SCRIP NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW
There are many changes to the SCRIP program that occur at various times. One happens around the
holidays and brings smaller denominations of many popular cards (see the list below) for gift giving. The
other is when a big change is announced about the percentage earned for a specific card.
KWIK TRIP – Kwik Trip Scrip has been providing a 10% profit to Our Saviour and many other non-profit
organizations for a couple of years. As of January 1, that will reduce to 5%. All Kwik Trip Scrip purchased
by December 31 will receive the 10% profit. Before this change occurs on January 1, we are encouraging
Kwik Trip customers to order now and ‘stock up’ as much as possible.
HOLIDAY DENOMINATIONS – The following SCRIP are available to order WHILE SUPPLIES LAST…
Amazon - $10 Applebee’s - $10
Barnes & Noble - $5 CVS Pharmacy - $10
Kwik Trip - $10 Panera Bread - $5
Pizza Hut - $5 Starbucks - $5
Target - $10 WalMart - $10
SCRIP SCHEDULE CHANGE – The church office will be manned by volunteers while Michelle, the church
secretary, takes a vacation from December 24 thru January 4. On normal business days during this time,
SCRIP will not be available for purchase or pickup. SCRIP will be sold and special orders can be picked up
at the Welcome Center on the Sundays within this time frame. Please plan accordingly.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION – This business has recently been added to our SCRIP program. Cards will be
available in $50 denominations and will provide a 10% profit. Look for these gas stations/ convenience
stores on your route to work or school, and in your neighborhood and then make Grand Central Station
the newest part of your weekly SCRIP order.
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4. OFFICIAL ACTS
Membership Changes
IN: Kimm and Angie DeWitt, transfer from Hope Lutheran Church, De Pere, WI (LCMS)
Received their Crown:
Delores R. DeGreef Donna R. Arthur
March 25, 1926 ~ October 25, 2014 May 16, 1951 ~ November 10, 2014
Funeral service held on October 30, 2014 Funeral service held on November 14, 2014
Poinsettia orders for Christmas are due December 7.
Please sign up in the Narthex or call Michelle in the
office at (920) 468-4065. Plants are $15 each.
2015 MEN’S RETREAT – MANITOWOC!
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The men of our congregation have been
invited to participate in the 15th annual Men’s
Retreat to be held at the Holiday Inn, Manitowoc
on the weekend of February 20-22, 2015. Three
churches in the South Wisconsin District put on
the retreat. The theme for this year’s retreat is,
“The Samson Syndrome.”
Pastor Atteberry points out twelve
tendencies that Samson had in his life that led to
his spiritual downfall. Rather than being a man of
God, Samson became a selfish shallow playboy
who squandered away his talents and his life.
Pastor Atteberry points out in the book that men
in our present day culture have some of the same
tendencies that Samson had. They include:
disregarding God’s boundaries; struggling with
lust; breaking God’s rules; using anger as a tool;
have big egos; struggle with intimacy; taking too
much for granted; and never seeing God’s big
picture for our lives. The book lists 12 tendencies
that Samson and men in our culture today have
in common and also shares how to overcome
these tendencies.
Early registration for the retreat ends on
December 21. Your registration includes:2 nights
at the Holiday Inn; 3 buffet meals; a banquet
meal on Saturday night; great Christian
fellowship; inspiring worship; a good Christian
movie on Saturday night; life changing
sectionals; and a challenging closing service that
will challenge men to be Jesus’ disciple where
God has placed them. Last year 12 men got the
retreat as a Christmas present. One of the men
wrote on his evaluation sheet, ”I have never been
to a retreat like this where men are so engaged
in worship; My life has been changed because of
this weekend.
Any questions call Jim at 414-462-5871.

5. NEWLHS STUDENT HOST FAMILIES NEEDED – SHORT TERM
Host families are needed for several students from Peru who will arrive mid-January and stay until
approximately March 1. This is a great opportunity to experience being a host family without a long term
commitment. This is also an excellent way to help NEWLHS. Please contact Kris Schumacher at
schumacherk@newlhs.com or 920-680-0911 for details.
DID YOU HERE THE ONE ABOUT THE NEW PIANO?
We started asking for donations toward a new "digital" electronic piano for the sanctuary. Within three
weeks, the entire $2,500 needed has been raised. Watch for the arrival and dedication of the new
piano soon.
A little background: We have the current piano tuned often as it gets out of tune due to the
atmospheric conditions in the church. A digital piano NEVER needs to be tuned! Advances in
technology also allow the new pianos to sound and feel just like a traditional piano. It will also have
recording capabilities and an organ setting.
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Six LCEF scholarships, $1,000 each, will be awarded to graduating high school seniors or current
full-time post-secondary students at an accredited institution with at least one year of courses
remaining. Candidates must be a member of a congregation belonging to The Lutheran Church-
Missouri Synod located in one of the following LCMS districts: Iowa East, Iowa West, Minnesota
North, Minnesota South, North Dakota, North Wisconsin or South Wisconsin. The application
deadline is February 28, 2015. Learn more and apply online at
www.lcefuppermidwest.org/scholarships.
Concordia University, St. Paul is committed to making college even more affordable for students
who hear the call to serve The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Already one of the most affordable
schools in the 10-member Concordia University System, CSP is excited to announce the Twelve
Disciples Scholarship. This scholarship provides the equivalent cost of tuition to three eligible first-year
or transfer students enrolled in any of Concordia St. Paul’s undergraduate church work
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programs.
Students who are interested, should apply to the Concordia University Admission Office (651-
641-8230, 800-333-4705 or admissions@csp.edu). The scholarship priority deadline is March 15.
Students must apply for all forms of financial aid by completing an application for admissions
to Concordia University and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
See more details about both of these scholarships on the office hallway bulletin board.
Do You Know Someone Who’s Hungry?
Do you know someone, or a family, that doesn’t
have enough eat? Let them know about the New
Community Shelter’s nightly meal program. It’s
open to everyone in the community and it’s free of
charge. Plus, on weekends and holidays, there is a
lunch program that is also open to anyone in need
of a meal.
In 2013, the Shelter served more than 107,000
meals to community members, including more
than 4,800 children. So please refer anyone who
needs a meal to New Community Shelter, located
on Green Bay’s near west side, 301 Mather St. The
phone number is 437-3766. And, if you’re one of
the many people who generously donate your
time or treasure to the meal program, the Shelter
thanks you!

6. THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS SHINES THOUGH
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AT OSLC
Our Saviour is a collection spot for the
Salvation Army’s ‘Toys for Teens’ program;
this is a spin-off of the ‘Toys for Tots’ program.
A list of teen gift ideas can be found in the
Narthex. These and other gifts for children
(tots OR teens) can be brought to Our Saviour
by Sunday, December 7. Many children in our
area will receive no Christmas gifts outside of
the Salvation Army’s programs. Toys for Tots/
Toys for Teens gifts should be unwrapped and
unlabeled. The collection box is near the 2nd
floor elevator.
Another opportunity comes to us from
Bornemann Nursing Home. In a change this
year, we have provided a list, similar to the
Toys for Teens list, which is at the Welcome
Center. Gifts should be returned unwrapped
and unlabeled and placed in the specially
marked box on the 2nd floor no later than
Sunday, December 7.
We also have member families who are
struggling to make ends meet. If you would be
interested in adopting a family by providing
gift cards or cash to purchase SCRIP cards,
please contact Michelle at (920) 468-4065 or
info@oslc-gb.org.
Let’s not forget that our CHICKS WITH STIX
are working year-round to help those locally
with winter hats, scarves and mittens as well
as making wheelchair bags for local nursing
home residents and dolls and
pillowcase dresses for needy
around the world. If you have
winter knit items, please
return them to the purple
collection bin at Our Saviour
by December 7.
UPCOMING events
Don’t’ be left behind! We have many events planned.
Add these events to your calendar and plan to attend.
December 7 10:00am Voters’ Meeting
December 7 All Day Toys for Teens/Nursing Home Gifts Due
December 12 5-6:30pm Monthly Fish Fry
December 14 10:45am S.S. Christmas Pageant
December 15 6:30pm GB Trinity Christmas Program
December 17 5:30, 6, 6:30pm Live Nativity
December 17 5-7pm Soup Supper
December 24 1:30pm, 3:30pm Praise Band Led Worship Service
December 24 5:30pm, 7:30pm Traditional Worship Service
December 25 9:15am Traditional Worship Service
December 31 6:30pm New Years’ Eve Worship
January 5 4-8pm Trinity Night at Pizza Ranch - Fundraiser

7. GIFT CERTIFICATES – Looking for the perfect gift for your children
or grandchildren? Consider a Camp Luther gift certificate. These
certificates can be purchased in any amount and may be used for
summer camps like Pathfinder, Trailblazer or Explorer. They can also
be used to purchase items in our canteen.
ORDER A CAMP LUTHER 2015 CALENDAR –Order our beautiful
calendar online. These calendars feature pictures selected from our 2014 photo contest.
What a GREAT way to enjoy Camp Luther year round. Did you know they make
wonderful Christmas gifts! ?
REGISTRATION FOR 2015 SUMMER CAMP – Summer camp dates will be up on our
website soon. Register early for your favorite dates and housing locations. We will begin
accepting registrations January 1, 2015.
COTTAGE RETREATS THIS WINTER AT CAMP LUTHER – Enjoy a cottage retreat at
Camp Luther this winter. Our cottages have everything you will need for a relaxing
getaway in the midst of God's beautiful creation. Spend the day cross country skiing or
snowshoeing then settle in for a cozy evening next to the fireplace. Stay for a weekend or a
week. Camp Luther is offering a special rate of 25% off our regular rate from December 1–
April 30. Check out "Cottage Retreats" on our website.
FAMILY FLURRY RETREAT (Feb. 6-8) – Bundle up and bring the family for a
weekend of winter activities and growing together in faith. Families can join in our staff led
activities or do things on your own. There is something for all ages. Activities include tubing,
broomball, snow shoeing, cross-country skiing, Bible study and devotions.
Camp Luther Contact Information: Visit www.campluther.com
Call MaryAnn at 877-264-CAMP (2267)
Camp Luther is a subsidiary ministry of the North Wisconsin District-LCMS. Our mission is to
build up believers in Christ for service to the church and witness to the world.
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8. A FAMILY EVENT THAT CELEBRATES
THE REASON FOR THE SEASON!
Thursday
December 18
5:30 to 8:30 PM
ROCK—K RANCH
Greenleaf, Wisconsin
From Wrightstown, take Hwy 96 (East).
Rock K Ranch is 2 1/2 miles east of
Greenleaf on Highway 96.
LIVE NATIVITY IN THE BARN Every 30 minutes. Starts at 5:30 PM.
SPECIAL MUSIC & CAROLING in the Barn.
FREE HAYRIDES Wagons leave every 20 minutes starting at 5:30 PM.
Dress warmly. It’s a 40 minute round trip through woods to bonfire and back.
BONFIRE IN THE WOODS Warm up & sing by the fire.
WARMING SHED EVENTS:
* * 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. “The Magic of Christmas”
(with ventriloquist, puppets, illusions and more)
FACE PAINTING
FREE HOT CHOCOLATE, CIDER AND COOKIES
HOT DOGS & CHIPS FOR SALE
Questions? Call Alleluia Lutheran Church: 920/532-3892
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE OF CHARGE. DONATIONS ARE WELCOMED.
Sponsored by Alleluia Lutheran Church, Greenleaf

9. Do you have a great writing
Idea?
Let's get together!
STARTING
JANUARY 5
Christian Writing Group
At Our Saviour Lutheran
120 S. Henry St. Green Bay
FirstMonday of themonth at 7:00 p.m.
For more information, contact Deb or Stephenie.
debyoung90@gmail.com stephhov@hotmail.com

10. Green Bay Lutheran School Association/Trinity Update
Question: Why operate a Lutheran school? Answer (from the Lutheran School Portal www.luthed.org):
To Nurture the Children’s Faith - Faith is nurtured by daily proclamation of the Gospel, teaching children the Word of
God and how to read and understand that Word on their own, and by modeling and challenging students to live the
Christian faith.
We live in a changing society where instant gratification and pleasure are gaining importance, while traditional family
and moral values are declining. A society where the dehumanization of people (born and unborn) is constantly
assaulting us. In the face of these societal changes one thing becomes evident – the importance of having a Christian
worldview and strong Christian faith.
On a daily basis the teachers and staff at Green Bay Trinity work with parents, developing a strong faith foundation in
their children by “nurturing mind and spirit”. It is a foundation rooted in the absolute truth that Jesus Christ sacrificed
himself and was raised to forgive our sins and grant us eternal life. For as St. Paul points out in his letter to the Romans,
“But God demonstrates His own love for us in this; while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8) It’s a
foundation that teaches that what is right and what is wrong is identified in God’s Word and that such a foundation is
timeless, consistent and reasonable for “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.” (Hebrews 13:8)
As an Association we have the opportunity to provide that Christian worldview to families in the greater Green Bay area.
Assist us in fulfilling our mission of reaching all children in the community by spreading the word about Green Bay Trinity
Lutheran as an option. Encourage families to look us up on the web (http://greenbaytrinity.org), on Facebook
(http://facebook.com/gbtrinityluth), and on Twitter (http://twitter.com/gbtrinityluth). Suggest they contact the school
at 655-4673 to set up a visit or attend the Open House in January.
“For unto us a child is born, to us a son is given” (Isaiah 9:6) - Do you have plans on Monday evening, December 15?
The students of Green Bay Trinity invite you to attend their Christmas program at 6:30pm in the Sanctuary at Our
Saviour. Hear the Christmas message as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior.
Trinity Athletics - Come out and support the Trinity basketball teams! Here is the Eagles schedule for the month of
December. Unless otherwise noted, games start at 4 pm (“C” girls) with the final game tipoff at approximately 7 pm (“A”
boys). Game dates are also available at http://greenbaytrinity.org.
Friday, December 5 At St. Martin Clintonville
Saturday, December 6 & 7 Boys & Girls “A” tournament at Fox Valley Lutheran
Monday, December 8 At Zion Wayside (Girls “A” – 4 pm, Boys “A” – 5 pm)
Friday, December 12 At Pilgrim Green Bay
Tuesday, December 16 At Assumption Pulaski (Girls “C” – 4 pm, Boys “C” – 5 pm)
Friday, December 19 Home vs Sacred Heart
Be part of the excitement and cheer the Eagles to victory!
Trinity Auction - The Trinity Auction is on Saturday, February 21, 2015. This year’s theme is “The Love Boat” with some
exciting new aspects of the event being planned. Please prayerfully consider supporting the auction by attending,
becoming an event sponsor, and/or donating “new” items to this major fundraiser for Trinity Lutheran School. Look for
more information on this special event soon.
We are still looking for an auctioneer for this year’s event, if you know someone who would be available and willing to
donate their time please contact myself via email or the school at 655-4673.
December GBLSA Board Meeting - The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, December 22 at 6:30 pm. If you would
like to address the Board, please contact me to be placed on the agenda.
As always please keep the Association and GB Trinity in your prayers, asking that God would guide us to do His will.
God’s Blessings!
Brad Van Lanen, GBLSA President bradvanlanen@gmail.com

11. Advertisements in the business directory help Our Saviour defray the cost of ‘The Voice” each month.
If you would like to advertise, please contact Michelle in the church office at (920) 468-4065 or
info@oslc-gb.org. Please support the sponsors who support us.
“Our Saviour’s Voice” is published monthly by Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Vacancy Editor, Michelle Burhite. Please feel free to contact the church office with constructive
suggestions and/or comments at info@oslc-gb.org. Thanks to those who have already commented! We
are always seeking more congregational input and submissions.
OUR SAVIOUR STAFF
Senior Pastor – David H. Hatch (920) 609-0248 dave@oslc-gb.org
Associate Pastor – Greg Hovland (920) 544-3614 greg@oslc-gb.org
Church Office – Michelle Burhite (920) 468-4065 info@oslc-gb.org
Preschool Director – Christina Scholz (920) 468-3596 christina@oslc-gb.org
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12. December 2014
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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3:15 pm BB practice
6:30 pm Elders
2
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
10:30am Staff Meeting
3:15pm BB Practice
7pm Choir Practice
3
6pm Praise Band
6pm Confirmation
7pm IMPACT
4
12:15pm Worship
3:15pm BB Practice
6:30pm Trad Worship
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8am Men’s Open
Gym & Bible Study
9am SS Christmas
Pageant Practice
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7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Praise Worship
9:30am Bible Study
9:30am Sunday School
10am Voters’ Meeting
10:30am Bible Study
10:45am Trad Worship
8
3:15 pm BB practice
7:30pm Packers at
Lambeau
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7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
10:30am Staff Meeting
3:15pm BB Practice
7pm Choir Practice
10
6pm Praise Band
6pm Confirmation
7:30pm Youth Board
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12:15pm Worship
3:00 pm Fish Fry Prep
3:15pm BB Practice
6:30pm Trad Worship
12
5pm Monthly Fish Fry
13
8am Men’s Open
Gym & Bible Study
9am SS Christmas
Pageant Practice
14 MITE BOX SUNDAY
7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Praise Worship
9:30am Bible Study
9:30am Sunday School
10:30am Bible Study
10:45am SS Christmas
Pageant
6pm NEWLHS Concert at
Redeemer Church
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6:30pm Trinity Christmas
Program
7;00pm Board of
Education
16
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
10:30am Staff Meeting
3:15pm BB Practice
6pm PS Christmas
Program/Family Night
7:15pm Choir Practice
Preschool Christmas
Break until January 5
17
5-7pm Soup Supper
5:30pm Live Nativity
6pm Live Nativity
6pm Praise Band
6:30pm Live Nativity
18
12:15pm Worship
3:15pm BB Practice
6:30pm Trad Worship
19
4pm Trinity BB Games
20
8am Men’s Open
Gym & Bible Study
1:00pm Gym Rental
21
7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Praise Worship
w/Holy Baptism
9:30am Bible Study
10:30am Bible Study
10:45am Trad Worship
22
5:30pm Gym Rental
6:30pm GBLSA
7pm Stewardship
Trinity Christmas Break
Until January 5
23
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
10:30am Staff Meeting
7pm Choir Practice
24 Christmas Eve
1:30pm Praise Worship
3:30pm Praise Worship
5:30pm Traditional
7:30pm Traditional
Michelle-Vacation
NO SCRIP
25 Christmas
9:15am Worship
OFFICE CLOSED
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Michelle-Vacation
NO SCRIP
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8am Men’s Open
Gym & Bible Study
12:00pm Gym Rental
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7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Praise Worship
9:30am Bible Study
10:30am Bible Study
10:45am Trad Worship
12pm Packers at
Lambeau (time subject
to change)
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Michelle-Vacation
NO SCRIP
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7am Bible Study
Michelle-Vacation
NO SCRIP
31 New Year’s Eve
3:30pm BB Practice
6:30pm Worship
Michelle-Vacation
NO SCRIP
Jan 1
OFFICE CLOSED
Jan 2
5pm Trinity BB Practice
Michelle-Vacation
NO SCRIP
Jan 3
8am Men’s Open
Gym & Bible Study