July Newsletter - Echo 2017
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PASTOR LARRY'S
MESSAGE
Summertime Movies
Moving Images/ Changing Lives
For several years I’ve used popular movies to explore basic themes of Christian faith with our senior confirmation students and their mentors. For class we show select scenes as conversation starters, but for me to pick those short scenes I need to watch the entire movie. (I know it’s a tough job but someone has to do it.) Well, this Summer I’m inviting anyone who is interested to watch movies with me to help pick discussion starters for future classes. We’ll do this Wednesday nights at 6:30 pm (following 6 pm worship) on the Big Screen TV in the Ed Unit outside my office. I’ll provide fresh popcorn and bottled water!
One of the themes I’d like to explore this summer is truth. What is it? How do we know if something (or someone) is true? Once we know the truth, what then? Does it matter? Can you think of a movie that probes questions of truth? Jesus famously said, “and you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” John 8:32
To get us started on July 12th I’m suggesting we watch The Truman Show staring Jim Carey as Truman Burbank. Not to give away too much of the plot Truman lives an idyllic life in an Idyllic town called Seahaven (actually Seaside, Florida) where everything and everyone is perfect. The only thing, it’s fake, prefabricated! Seahaven is a gigantic movie set and all the characters – except Truman – are actors playing scripted parts. Truman is the only character who doesn’t know his world is fake. The movie explores Truman’s awakening to the truth and what he must do once he knows the truth.
I’m open to your suggestions for future movies. Some I’m considering: Avatar, The Awful Truth (1937), Inception, The Matrix, 1984, and Fight Club. Of course the age of those attending will have a bearing on what we watch (we could show a kid’s movie at the same time if there is a need for that). But let’s get started on Wednesday, July 12th at 6:30 pm with The Truman Show.
You can check out our evolving movie schedule on our Deerfield Lutheran Church ELCA Facebook page or on our new website http://deerfieldlutheran.wixsite.com/deerfieldlutheran
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Pastor Larry
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FELLOWSHIP BONFIRE- July 1st
The Stewardship Committee from Deerfield Lutheran Church will be hosting monthly Fellowship Fires. On the first Saturday of each month, from 5:30-8:00, you are all invited to join us. Bring your own hot dogs, s'mores and lawn games at the DLC fire pit. This is not just a “church” event; we are extending the invitation to the community as well. We plan to have our guitarists or other musicians providing some music!
So mark your calendars for July 1, August 5, September 2, and weather permitting, October 7! Bring a lawn game if you have one. Grab some hot dogs and s'more fixings, a roasting stick and invite a friend or two and join us at the Fellowship Fire! Hope to see you Saturday, July 1st!
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Church bake sale: Thank you to all who brought bake goods for our first bake sale. The next sale will be announced for a Saturday in AUGUST (NOTE THAT THE JULY BAKE SALE HAS BEEN CANCELED!!) Check facebook, website and your emails for more details.
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Deerfield Lutheran will be hosting our next bake sale booth at the Deerfield Farmer's Market on Saturday, July 15 from 8 AM to 12 Noon. (These fundraisers are one of the ideas that came out of our long range/short term planning discussions.)
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Please sign up on the sign-up sheet in the Narthex if you can provide a baked item to sell on July 15 - or if you would like to help work at our booth. Baked items can be brought to church the day before and put in the upstairs kitchen - or delivered to our booth early Saturday morning, July 15. If any questions, please contact Darlene Thorstad at darlenet104@gmail.com or (608) 764-5347.
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IMPORTANT UPDATES REGARDING SUNDAY SCHOOL AND KAIR GROUP
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Jen Lees and Jenn Brattlie (“the Jenn’s”) will be stepping down from leading Sunday School activities and moving their focus to the KAIR group along with continuing efforts around our Youth Led Worship services. They are looking for someone or someones to take over the oversight for Sunday School, which would include selecting lesson materials, developing the Sunday School calendar, recruiting and coordinating teachers, working with Angie on communications for the bulletins and ECHO, working with Jane on designating singing Sundays as well as the Christmas program production, and communicating with “the Jenn’s” so that updates can be made to the church council. The Jenn’s will continue to serve as co-chairs on the council for Education and Youth and Family until their term(s) are up. They will also oversee 1st communion activities this year for the 4th graders, but will look for someone to shadow activities in anticipation of taking over for the following year’s class. Please contact Jen Lees at jjlees1@charter.net if you are interested in taking on this awesome job or if you are able to teach Sunday School this year in any capacity. Guidance and assistance will be given for as long as needed or desired, they aren’t jumping ship, just shifting responsibilities as their own children get older. The viability and future success of our Sunday School program depend on our volunteers – you do not have to have kids inSunday School and this presents a great opportunity for high school students to build their resume or maybe develop a senior project.
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YOUTH CONTEMPORARY SERVICE
10:30 am Sunday, July 2nd
10:30 am Sunday, August 6th
Thanks to all who joined us in June for our first youth led contemporary service. We've received a lot of good feedback and would welcome any ideas for future services. Our next services are July 2nd and August 6th at 10:30. If your child or family would like to participate please email Jennifer Lees at jjlees1@charter.net.
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Do you want to become a part of this fun group of volunteers as they teach our children about their faith?
Another successful Ice Cream Social...Thank you to all you had a part!
New Website links to Daily Devotionals: As we continue to construct our church website, check out the new links for daily devotionals. Go to the Study and Devotions main page. From here you can find various daily devotional sites for your use to help you in your daily walk with Jesus. Let us know how you like them. Here is a brief description of these sites:
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Our Daily Bread Devotionals: This site has various resources you can connect to which will help you in your daily spiritual journey. Their mission is “to make the life-changing wisdom of the Bible understandable and accessible to all.” You can listen, watch or read the various devotional resources. Try it out and let us know how you like it! “READ. STUDY. GROW. Connect with God Daily.”
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Daily Devotions from Max Lucado AND Max Lucado Upwords Devotional is a popular daily Bible devotion. This devotional “offers wisdom and insight for applying Biblical truths to the ups and downs of everyday life. Max Lucado is a preacher with a storyteller’s gift—a pastor’s heart and a poet’s pen.”
Wisdom from the Psalms daily devotional with Bible verses uses the Psalms “offering wisdom and insight for applying Biblical truths to the ups and downs of everyday life.”
Daily Living for Seniors devotional from Senior Living Ministries is a popular daily Bible devotion
REMEMBER to check out what is going on at the National ELCA website or our South Central Synod website by clicking on the link from the home page. Don’t forget to click on the Facebook site for more pictures and up-to-date events and messages. (FYI: anyone can go to the Facebook site without being part of Facebook)
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PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: Is there someone you know who needs the warmth and love of a prayer shawl or lap-robe? Let Phyllis Rude, Debbie Sexe or the church office know. Remember this ministry can be none by you as you crochet, knit, quilt or donate money for the yarns that are used. There are patterns available in the narthex to get you started!T next crocheting and knitting time will be held on July 2and 16 at noon so you can learn how to knit or crochet and help us with this ministry! The Shawl Ministry is an important ministry showing love, comfort and hope to those in our community. All are welcome to come
There is yarn available in Arlene's corner located at the top of the stairs by the lift.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO BE “THE HANDS AND FEET FOR CHRIST” HERE AT DEERFIELD LUTHERAN! There are many opportunities! Get involved with our expanding Community Garden. There is planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting that can be done. Make it a Family Affair! There will be opportunities to help at concessions stands sponsored by the DLC beginning with the Ragnar Relay Friday, June 9th as well as other times throughout the summer. Will you be available to help with VBS? Let us know so you can be part of this fun activity!
There are many ways for you to care for other by sharing Christ’s love...
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This is the Church
We often wonder what the church is; why do people bother with it! Our confirmation students and mentors last year drew two pictures of the church: one group drew the building and the other group drew all the people. Many people see the church as a place to have Faith Milestones “taken care of”: baptism, Sunday School, First Communion, Confirmation, Marriage, Funerals. Others see the church as a place you only attend on festival occasions like Easter and Christmas. But for others, it’s the place where we gather weekly for worship, the place where friendships are developed, where we give and receive, comfort, caring, and love in order to go out into the world to share Christ’s love with others!
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Deerfield Lutheran Church at it’s best is caring, compassionate, concerned, loving. As members and even nonmembers face health issues, loss, or stressful times or times of celebration, it is the members of our church who reach out with casseroles, warm homemade bread, cards, emails, calls, visits and lots and lots of hugs! This is the church. The television preachers cannot do this nor do many larger churches because they do not know who their members are, but here at Deerfield Lutheran, we know and care about each other. So, THANK YOU for being the church and the Hands and Feet of Christ to those in our community and beyond. This is truly what Deerfield Lutheran Church is all about:
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“Called in worship to care for others by sharing Christ’s love!”
Challenge Fund..
The Matthew 14:16-21Fund is growing as contributions come in to match the “challenge pledges” – totaling $10,000 – that were announced earlier. Participating in the challenge are: Marge Peters, Barb Schultz, Jerry Brown, Ellie Fochs, Deb & Jeff Halverson, Darcy & Brad Schenkel, Judy & Greg Storms, Sue & Steve Neath, Darlene Thorstad and Mary & Arlie Turnquist. By the end of June, $6,000 of this has already been received.
During May and June, close to $2,500 has been contributed by: Phyllis Rude, Sharon & Dick Berge, Pat & Larry Chua, Jae & Barry Mulhall, Beverly & Pogo Dahl, Laura & John Connor, Dorothy Tomaszewski and Michelle & Daryl Moe to match the challenge.
This one-time special Fund for donations above and beyond one’s regular giving, has been established to reduce DLC’s 2017 deficit so the reserve fund is not depleted. A full “match” would bring the Fund to $20,000 – which is approximately the size of our shortfall last year. We are a quarter of the way to that target. Special envelopes are available for your gift, or you may simply designate that it is for the Matthew 14 Fund. Our progress, and the names of contributors, is displayed in the narthex and on our website. The goal is that the challenge pledges are fully matched by September 1.
Jesus said to them … you give them (the crowds) something to eat. They replied, “We have nothing here but five loaves and two fish.”… he looked up to heaven, and blessed and broke the loaves…And all ate and were filled; and they took up what was left over… twelve baskets full.
CALLING PHOTOGRAPHS: Activities at the church go on continually. Take your phone or camera and snap a picture so that we can share what is happening on Facebook, on the screen in the narthex, on our website and put in our photo-archives. Please send them to dlchurchoffice@gmail.com or to pastorsexe@gmail.com.
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Do you have any church notices that you would like posted on the church website, Facebook or in the Independent? Please send them to sarbed@hotmail.com
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Are you in the KNOW? Keep up to date on the happenings at Deerfield Lutheran through the weekly bulletins, monthly Echo, Facebook, Website, and talking to others members.
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There are many ways for you to care for others by sharing Christ’s love
FELLOWSHIP HOUR: A heartfelt thank you to all who have hosted a Coffee Fellowship at Deerfield Lutheran in June. Everyone is cordially invited for refreshments before and after worship in the narthex. If you would like to volunteer to bring Fellowship treats, see the sign up sheet on the Opportunities Board in the narthex. Stay and visit! It is a time to get to catch up with your neighbors and to meet new people. Thank you to Roberta Fry who sets up the coffee and lemonade each week.
Ragnar Relay
Thank you to the people that donated food: the Brattlie family, Lees family, Phyllis Rude, Deb Sexe, Cheri Lemke, and Laura Connor. And we can't forget our mac ‘n cheese and cheesy potato cookers - Deb Haberkorn, Phyllis Rude, Jane Holland, Deb Sexe, and Alyssa Dunsirn. Also, thank you to all our volunteers during the day- Turnquists, Lemkes, Jerry Brown, Jane Holland, Phyllis Rude, the Brattlie family, the Lees family, and Pastor Larry. A great big HUGE thank you to Jen Lees & Jen Brattlie for coordinating and running this event.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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FELLOWSHIP FIRES -July 1
We are pleased to share that the Stewardship Committee will be hosting monthly, fellowship fires beginning in May. On the first Saturday of each month, at 5:30, you are invited to join us for hot dogs, s'mores and lawn games at the DLC fire pit. This is not just a “church” event; we are extending the invitation to the community as well. Maybe we can even talk our guitarists into providing us some music!
So mark your calendars for July 1, August 5, September 2, and weather permitting, October 7! Bring a lawn game if you have one. Grab some hot dogs and s'more fixins, a roasting stick and invite a friend or two and join us at the fellowship fire!
CHECK CHURCH CALENDAR and FACEBOOK
FOR OTHER EVENTS AND TIMES
Micaela Schultz to share about her African Mission
August 13th
Micaela Schultz will be speaking about her Africa mission trip on Sunday, August 13th. If you have any specific questions for her, please email her so she can include the answer in her presentation. Email is misha101998@gmail.com
DEERFIELD LUTHERAN
FIFTH SUNDAY OFFERING July 30th
ELCA
WORLD HUNGER
Offering Envelope Available in this Echo
NEW AUTOMATIC TRANSFER AUTHORIZATION FORM FOR ELECTRONIC GIVING ENCLOSED
As we, the members of Deerfield Lutheran, continue the conversation about the future of our church, the topic of stewardship is one of the priorities. We can all consider how we share our time, talents and possessions.
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Please see the enclosed updated form which you can use to set up Automatic giving through your bank. Automatic Transfer offerings are a convenient method of giving regularly throughout each year. If you choose to set up electronic giving without using this form, be sure to inform the church office or Jackie Hansen. This is necessary in order for your contributions to be recorded in your account for end of year tax statements. Thrivent members can call the office for a form or pick one up in the Narthex to set this up as well.
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Thank You to those already giving electronically!
Special Events
Special Events ~ See More Details Inside Newsletter
Sunday Worship with Communion 9:00am Wednesday Worship 6:00pm
Saturday, July 1 ~ 5:30pm Fellowship Bonfire
Sunday, July 2 ~ 10:30am Contemporary Worship Service
Tuesday, July 11 ~ 6:00pm Council Meeting
Wednesday, July 12 ~ 6:30pm Movie Night in Ed Unit
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Men’s Breakfast
Thursdays, July 6 & 20 - 8:00am at Family Restaurant, Cambridge
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Offering Counters
July 2 – Arlyn Turnquist & Jill Ammann
July 9 – Nicole Rothe & Sam Fisher
July 16 – Michelle Krueger & Barb Schultz
July 23 – Jim & Jackie Hansen
July 30 – Arlyn Turnquist & Jill Ammann
August 6 – Sam Fisher & Nicole Rothe
Summer Ushers
Please sign up in the Narthex for Sundays you are available in the coming months. Thank You to all who serve as Ushers!
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DLC Website
http://deerfieldlutheran.wixsite.com/deerfieldlutheran
Also see info at Facebook - Deerfield Lutheran Church ELCA
Call 608-764-5566 or email questions to pastorsexe@gmail.com or dlchurchoffice@gmail.com
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FELLOWSHIP: Stay and visit! Everyone is cordially invited for refreshments before and after worship in the narthex. If you would like to volunteer to bring Fellowship treats, see the sign up sheet on the Opportunities Board in the narthex. A heartfelt thank you to all who have hosted a Coffee Fellowship at Deerfield Lutheran in April. Thank you to Roberta Fry who sets up the coffee and lemonade each week.
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Congratulations…
…to all 2017 graduates from high school and college
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…to Todd LeRoy and Cathy Atkinson who were married on June 10, 2017
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Condolences…
to friends and family of Tyler Bingham
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Thank You…
…to all who have recently provided fellowship treats
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…to the Guatemala team for leading the service on June 25th
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…to everyone who donated food and worked at the ice cream social
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…to the people that donated food for the Ragnar Relay: the Brattlie family, Lees family, Phyllis Rude, Deb Sexe, Cheri Lemke, and Laura Connor. And we can't forget our mac ‘n cheese and cheesy potato cookers - Deb Haberkorn, Phyllis Rude, Jane Holland, Deb Sexe, and Alyssa Dunsirn. Also, thank you to all our volunteers during the day- Turnquists, Lemkes, Jerry Brown, Jane Holland, Phyllis Rude, the Brattlie family, the Lees family, and Pastor Larry. A great big HUGE thank you to Jen Lees & Jen Brattlie for coordinating and running this event!
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…to Jenn and Grace Brattlie, Susie Egre, Roberta Fry, Jerry Schultz, Debbie Sexe, Darlene Thorstad, Arlie and Mary Turnquist, and Mary Wagner for donating delicious baked goods for our DLC Bake Sale at the Deerfield Farmer's Market in June.
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A special thank you to the Brattlies for providing their canopy for our booth --- and thanks also to Grace Brattlie, Roberta Fry, and Darlene Thorstad for working at the booth. We enjoyed visiting with people who stopped by our booth, and it was a successful day. All the breads, muffins, brownies, and cookies were wonderful ---- and Grace's cinnamon rolls were even famous on Facebook! Thank you!
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If you would be willing to provide special music during worship, please talk to Jane Holland or email her at jmfholland@aol.com
WORSHIP ASSISTANTS
Acolytes, Readers, Lay Assistants, Greeters, Communion Servers - please contact Angie at dlchurchoffice@gmail.com or 764-5566 if you know of dates you prefer to serve during the year. This would help greatly with the job of scheduling. Ushers can contact Dave Lemke at 764-5206. Also please inform the office of a substitute if you are not available as scheduled.
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Everyone, please keep in mind, there is always training available for new additions to the rotation.
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Additional volunteers are welcomed!
PLEASE CONTACT THE CHURCH OFFICE WHEN…
Call 608-764-5566 or email dlchurchoffice@gmail.com
· You have a change of home address, phone number or email address.
**especially if you no longer have a “land line”**
· A member of your family is admitted to the hospital.
· Your committee or group plans a meeting or cancels a meeting.
· A new baby arrives in your family.
· A death occurs in your family.
· You or a member of your family leaves home for college.
· You or a family member is graduating from high school/college.
· You have a prayer request for worship.
· You need transportation to worship or any other church event.
· You have a prayer request for the “Prayer Chain”.
WORSHIP ASSISTANTS JULY 2 - AUGUST 6, 2017
You can leave a message at 764-5566 or email dlchurchoffice@gmail.com. Thank You!
Deerfield Cares
This group of ordinary citizens meets every third Thursday from 5:30 - 6:30 pm
at Deerfield Lutheran Church.
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We share information about underage drinking, heroin and prescription drug abuse, and what we can do as a community to respond in positive ways. We are fortunate to have folks with expertise in these areas as well as reps from local government, school, law enforcement, churches and service organizations as well as concerned parents.
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The Deerfield Food Pantry serves all Deerfield School District Residents. Families may now use the pantry weekly. To use the pantry photo ID & a bill sent to your address within the past 30 days must be provided.
Deerfield Food Pantry is open each month on the 2nd Sat. (9-11AM), the 4th Thurs. (6-8PM) and EVERY Wed. (12:30-2:30PM). Please take a look at our schedule for specific dates-there may be changes from the regular schedule because of holidays.
DCC is always accepting donations. Donations can be dropped off Mon-Fri between 9:00 AM and 5:00PM. Please be sure to check expiration dates before donating. Donations of any kind are appreciated! For more information contact Julie Schwenn, Pantry Coordinator at dccfoodpantry@gmail.com or 764-5935
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The Deerfield Community Center coordinates the RSVP Driver Escort Program in our area. RSVP’s Driver Escort Service responds to the transportation needs of Dane County’s older adult residents (60 years and older) who do not have access to other transportation resources such as bus, van, family and friends. The service is provided by volunteers from the local community/area who use their own vehicle to drive and escort passengers. Call 764-5935 for more information. You can also call 608-238-7787 to find out how to volunteer in other ways through RSVP Dane County
COLONIAL CLUB MEAL DRIVERS: Help deliver meals to homebound seniors in Northeast Dane County. This may be the only balanced, nutritious meal someone may be the only balanced, nutritious meal someone may get for the day & the only time the homebound senior has socialization. Volunteers need their own car, proof of insurance & at least an hour of time to deliver meals. Call Diana O'Donnell Price 608-837-4611 x120.
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Deerfield
Lutheran Church
Phone: 608-764-5566
Website: www.deerfieldelca.org
Worship
Sunday: 9:00 am
Wednesday: 6:00 pm
Sunday School
Sunday: 10:15 am during school year
Middle School Group: K.A.I.R.
(Kids Active In Religion),
High School Group: D-LOGs
(Deerfield Lutheran Outreach Group)
(see Calendar for meetings)
Deerfield Lutheran Choir
Handbell Choir
(see Calendar for rehearsal times)
Office Hours
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Monday - Friday
Staff
Larry Sexe - Pastor
Home Phone: 608-764-3129
e-mail: pastorsexe@gmail.com
Angie Williams - Secretary
Hours: 9am-12pm, Tu, Th, Fr
e-mail: dlchurchoffice@gmail.com
Office Phone: 608-764-5566
Jackie Hansen - Financial Secretary
608-770-0715
Lois Anderson – Organist Emeritus
Jane Holland – Accompanist
Patricia Cook - Accompanist
Angie Williams - Accompanist &
Deerfield Lutheran Choir Director
Jeff Quamme - Handbell Choir Director
Donna & Jerry Schultz - Custodians
Angie Williams - Webmaster
Church Council Meeting Summary
Submitted By: Nicole Rothe
Please Note: This meeting summary is not intended to represent or replace meeting minutes. It is a general summary of the meeting to convey information to congregation members prior to the official approval of the minutes.
Tuesday, May 9th, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.
• Approved Minutes from March and April meetings.
• Treasurer’s Report
â–ª Approved April Treasurer’s Report.
• Pastor’s Report
â–ª Our theme for our Soup Suppers and Souper Theater this Lent was Luther! Thanks to Deb Sexe who prepared all our Make It projects to go with each night's drama as well as all our actors (especially Brad Schenkel who played Luther), and Roberta Fry, Phyllis Rude, and Deb for set up we had another successful year!
â–ª For anyone who is interested, I'm doing a Bible study at 8:00 am on Sundays prior to worship. We meet in my study. Currently we are working our way through Genesis.
â–ª I'll be working with the Jens and our musicians to plan an additional monthly worship service on Sundays (following Sunday School) which will be no longer than 45 minutes and incorporate youth in leading our worship. Darlene Thorstad has attended various worship services offered by congregations in our area to get ideas on providing a youth and family friendly alternative worship service.
• Old Business
â–ª Update on Grant proposal for parking lot re-development: Proposal made and passed to do the following: 1. Put up privacy fence on the lot line to separate space and protect garden area; 2. Shift position of shed on land in back of church and get a different type of lock for shed; 3. Do tree plantings along the lot line between the gas station and church and place fruit trees in this green space; 4. Look at a watering system that can automatically water and some sort of power supply to the area as well; 5. Purchase some gardening supplies – can be paid for with Grant money, as long as it applies to the garden.
• New Business
â–ª Report given on Special Meeting to accept Laura’s notice and approval of new job description, job posting, and interview schedule.
• Education & Youth and Family
â–ª Need someone to take over Sunday School Organization starting in fall.
â–ª VBS kicks off on June 4th (lunch, VBS opening and family activity or project), June 5th – June 7th in the evenings.
â–ª Starting up a contemporary Youth/Family service. A second service on the 1st Sunday of each month starting June 4th.
â–ª Thank you to Jen Lees and Jenn Brattlie for everything they have done for the Youth and Family group over the years.
â–ª Thank you to Jen Lees and Jenn Brattlie for the amazing brunch served to the whole congregation.
• Fellowship
â–ª June 4th is the day we will thank Laura for her time as Church Secretary. There will also be a light “thank you” brunch following service for Laura.
• Short Range/Long Range Planning
Ads going into the bulletin as an insert instead of as a part of the bulletin.
â–ª Upcoming Meeting on May 21st, 2017 after the service.
â–ª Matching campaign – Matthew 13:21 matching campaign is currently going in.
â–ª Ragnar Relay – planning the food booth for event on June 9th, 2017.
• Outreach
â–ª April 30th, 2017 - Community Meal was a big success. 170 people came for the meal. Thank you to all who helped make the meal a success.
• Worship and Music
â–ª Looking to start scheduling families to start ushering at services to help engage all in the church. If you’re interested, please speak with Dave Lemke or Jane Holland.
• Stewardship
â–ª Thanks for those participating in the first Saturday bonfire. At least 30 people came and it was a great time.
Next Meeting:
Council Meeting: Tuesday, July 11th, 2017 at 6:00pm.