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True Peace Amid the Turmoil - By: Pastor Michael Woldt

It happened again, as it has so often. At the conclusion

of a visit to provide communion to a member who was

unable to come to church, I proclaimed the familiar

Aaronic benediction: “The Lord bless you and keep you.

The Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to

you. The Lord look on you with favor and give you

peace.” After a moment of silence, our fellow believer

opened her heart. “Oh, pastor. How I long to hear that

blessing! It brings me peace.”

Aren’t we all longing to hear words of true peace amid

the turmoil of life? You don’t have to listen to the news

very long to understand why so many people are feeling

agitated. What triggers your anxiety? The crisis in

Afghanistan? Wildfires? Earthquakes? White

supremacists? Critical Race Theory? Partisan politics?

The Delta Variant? Government mandates? Vaccines?

Gun violence? Climate change? Inflation? Immigration?

Or it is something closer to home? Family conflict?

Failing health? Challenging financial decisions?

Uncertainty about the future? Mounting guilt from

constant failure to be the faithful follower of Jesus

Christ you want to be? Something else?

We all long for peace. Thank God we know where to

find it. Government leaders won’t give us true peace.

“Do not put your trust in princes, in human beings, who

cannot save” (Psalm 146:3). Even the most thoughtful

environmental practices and medical practices will not

completely rid the world of climate catastrophes and

deadly pandemics. “There will be great earthquakes,

famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful

events and great signs from heaven” (Luke 21:11).

Our personal desire to affect change in our lives is not

enough to overcome our sinful nature and bring us to a

settled place in our lives. “For I have the desire to do

what is good, but I cannot carry it out. For I do not do

the good I want to do, but the evil I do not want to do—

this I keep on doing” (Romans 7:18b, 19). True and

lasting peace can only be found in Jesus Christ!

Jesus says, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give

you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let

your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid” (John

14:27). Those aren’t empty words. They come from the

lips of the one who gave his life for us. He freed us from

the curse of sin and death. He gave us peace with God

and a home in heaven! He has promised to be with us

and bless us no matter what we might hear on the news

or experience in our personal lives.

It’s good to be informed about what’s happening in

our world. Yet sometimes we need to tune out the

noise and godless chatter of those who offer empty

promises of true peace apart from Jesus. Our Lord

invites us to meditate on his word. “Blessed is the one...

whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who

meditates on his law day and night” (Psalm 1:1,2).

Do you find yourself longing for true peace amid the

turmoil? Turn your ears to the word of the Lord. Listen

for his blessing. Embrace it as your own. “The Lord look

on you with favor and give you peace.”

SEPTEMBER 2021

VOLUME XXIV

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ISSUE 1

News

The

GOOD

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Happy Birthday Seniors!

Vincent Schneider (9/3)

Lorraine Raabe (9/20)

Bev Bublitz (9/23)

Marie Janke (9/24)

Marilyn Davies (9/25)

Diane Hafemeister (9/28)

Louise Porth (9/30)

Our last Thursday night service for the season will be held on

Thursday, September 2 at 6:30 pm. Our fall/winter worship schedule

resumes the weekend of September 12. Services times will be

Saturday @ 5:00 pm, Sunday @ 7:45 am & 10:15 am. Adult Bible class

and Children & Teen Bible study will also resume between services @

9:10 am.

THANK YOU! - To my wonderful church friends, I would like to thank the

pastors for the many visits after I had surgery and to my many friends for

phone calls, visits, and if you sent a thinking of you card. I enjoyed and very

much appreciated every beautiful card and thought of you as I read them

through.—In Christian Love, Diane Kowalske

COFFEE FELLOWSHIP VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Coffee fellowship hour is

held each Sunday between services from September through May, and

we need your help to make it a success! We are looking for help

making coffee and setting up the coffee bar before the 7:45 service,

and/or cleaning up the coffee area right before the 10:15 service. ’On

the job training’ provided! We also need individuals willing to provide

snacks - either baked or store bought. We do ask that the treats be

peanut/tree nut free, or clearly marked. Sign-up sheets can be found

on the table next to the coffee bar. Questions? Please contact Chris

Schmidt at 262.423.8104 or cdschmidt40@yahoo.com

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Please RSVP to Janelle Boeldt (Janelle.boeldt@gmail.com) by September 1st so food can be ordered.

DAVID’S STAR MARRIAGE WORSHOP

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TUITION ASSISTANCE FOR PUBLIC MINISTRY

Because of your generosity, our congregation was able to give $1000 in aid to each of our five member-

students attending Martin Luther College or Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary to prepare for public ministry in

our church body. Here are two thank-you acknowledgements! More to follow!

Dear Members of David’s Star,

Thank you for your generous donations to the Martin Luther College Congregation Partner Grant Financial

Aid Program.* I am so grateful for the people of David’s Star who have partnered with Martin Luther College

to help me financially along the way.

Madeline Walz (2nd Year Education Student at Martin Luther College)

Dear David's Star Congregation,

Thank you for the unbelievably generous gift to help pay for MLC. It means so much to see all the love and

support from other Christians. I am beyond thrilled and excited to begin my journey at MLC and soon out into

the ministry. You have helped be a part of making that happen. I am looking forward to seeing what God has

in store for me and my future. God's blessing to you all!

With Love,

Alison Foxen (Freshman at MLC)

*Note: The MLC Congregational Partner Grant Program matches our aid so that each of our MLC students

receives a total of $2000 of tuition assistance.

LADIES’ AID INVITATION

Ladies’ Aid will have their first meeting of the year Thursday Sept 9th.

All ladies of David's Star are welcome to join us!

Below are some frequently asked questions:

WHEN: Second Thursday of each month. 6:30pm. Our meeting begins at 7:00 pm Please note the earlier

start time than previous years. A light snack will be provided. Please bring your own beverage.

WHERE: Multipurpose room—across from the gym.

WHAT DO WE DO: Our role at David's Star is to support the ministry of the church through various activities.

DO I HAVE TO “DO SOMETHING” IF I COME? No. We invite you to come and see what we are about.

WHAT IF I NEED A RIDE? No problem! Contact Linda Liesener, Ladies’ Aid President, at 262-677-3844, or via

email at: liesener@charter.net and a ride can be arranged for you. We are an active support group that

enjoys working and socializing with each other.

Other questions? Please contact Linda Liesener. We look forward to seeing you on September 9th!

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OPPORTUNITIES TO GROW IN GOD’S WORD

OASIS BIBLE STUDY (HOME BASED BIBLE GROUPS) For information on how

to join a group or begin a group of your own, contact Pastor Loescher at

kloescher@davidsstar.org or 262.305.4289 (call or text).

SUNDAY

ADULT BIBLE STUDY between services at 9:10 am in the church beginning Sept. 12. We will begin a study called

“The Ideal Congregation”.

TEEN & CHILDREN’S BIBLE STUDY between services at 9:10 am beginning Sunday, Sept. 12. The children and

teens meet in classrooms throughout the school. Watch for room assignments.

MONDAY

BIBLE INFORMATION CLASS begins Sept. 13 from 7:00 - 8:00 pm in the multipurpose room. (MPR) This is for

members wanting to brush up on the basic teaching of the Bible or nonmembers wanting to study what we

teach and are considering joining our fellowship..

TUESDAY

MEN’S BIBLE STUDY meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at 6:00 am in the multipurpose room

beginning Sept. 14.

WEDNESDAY

‘JAM’ (Jesus and Me) - A Christ-centered program aimed at serving families with children who are not yet old

enough for Kindergarten. Children are accompanied by a parent, or caregiver. This group meets at 8:30 am in

the gathering space on Wednesdays. September meeting dates: 9/1; 9/15; 9/29

BIBLE STUDY - This ongoing study meets at 10:00 am in the multipurpose room. We are currently studying the

Gospel of Matthew.

LET’S GO - Evangelism training will be held from Oct. 6 - Nov. 17 from 7:00 to 8:00 pm in the multipurpose

room. These are 7 interactive training sessions designed to equip us to better share Jesus in our personal lives.

THURSDAY

LADIES MORNING BIBLE STUDY - 1st & 3rd Thursday’s at 10:00 am in the multipurpose room. Our theme is

“Encourage One Another”. Our first study is Sept. 9 at Beth Steinbrenner’s home (1446 Apple Blossom Ln. in

Grafton). Please bring your Bible, hymnal, and lawn chair (If it rains, we'll meet inside). All other sessions will

be held in the multipurpose room. It's a joy to be in the Word and prayer together! We hope you can come.

EVENING BIBLE STUDY meets three times per month beginning Sept. 16 at 6:30 pm in the multipurpose room.

We are reading through the book of Exodus.

FRIDAY

DROP-OFF BIBLE STUDY meets at 8:30 am on Fridays in the multipurpose room (MPR) when school is in

session. We take a half-hour to discuss the Holy Scriptures and encourage one another. Parents with small

children are welcome!

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DAVID’S STAR WOMEN’S RETREAT

Saturday, November 13, 2021 8:30 am - 2:45 pm

Keynote Speaker: Sarah Reik presenting “Friends Forever”

Sarah’s presentation focuses on the blessings of women's friendships and considers the unique ways women can support and encourage one another. We will discuss the emotional, physical, and spiritual benefits of friendship, how to set boundaries in friendships, and how to develop friendships

with other women.

This Year’s Donation Opportunity WELS Mission for the Visually Impaired

The WELS Mission for the Visually Impaired helps congregations share God’s Word with those who cannot see or who because of visual impairment or a print impairment cannot read a book or other printed material. We will be accepting only monetary donations this year. Please make checks out to David’s Star.

Schedule 8:30 Registration and Breakfast 9:00 Devotion 9:15 Keynote Speaker 10:30 WELS Mission for Visually Impaired Presentation 10:45 Break 11:00 Singing 11:30 Soup and Salad Lunch 12:30 Breakout Session #1 1:30 Break 1:45 Breakout Session #2 2:45 Closing Devotion

Afternoon Break-out Sessions – Choose two

1. All Belong, All Serve – Pastor Jim Behringer In Christ, you belong to me and I belong to you. In what sense? For what purpose? As we return to our churches after “doing church” at home, some see no need to return. The Lord created us to be His “body” and distributed His gifts so we would need each other. His body includes the blind and deaf, the addict and the person recently released from prison. How do we belong to our church family and serve each other?

2. Protecting and Preserving God’s Gift of Sight- Betsy Woldt Proverbs 20:12 Ears that hear and eyes that see – the Lord has made them both! This presentation will give an overview of eye conditions, diseases and practices for maintaining personal eye health. It will also offer guidance as to when you should consult your eye care professional. There will be time for questions and discussion.

3. Everlasting Treasures – Susan Nitz In this busy and fast paced world, it’s easy to lose sight of the enduring gifts God provides for us. While serving for 27 years as a missionary wife in Malawi, Africa, Susan Nitz was taught the meaning of the Bible verse from Mathew 6 that reminds us not to store up treasures for ourselves on Earth, but to store up treasures in Heaven. Through personal stories of God’s grace and provision, Susan will encourage us to set our hearts on everlasting treasures while serving our Savior.

4. You’re in Great Hands – Colleen Loeffler, Rachel Gustafson What circumstances will challenge your faith today? What burdens are hard for you to carry? In this session, through examples from God’s Word, you will be reminded that God’s got this. He is right beside you as you walk by faith and not by sight. This session will include a time to share what has helped you face troubles in your life.

5. Make and Take - Rachael Kreis (KML art teacher) Enjoy making your own rustic lazy susan! We will paint the base, stencil a saying (ex: Blessed, Gather, Thankful) and attach hardware. Extra cost $15 – Limited to first 24 to register.

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Registration Information

NAME _____________________________________________

ADDRESS _________________________________________

_________________________________________

EMAIL _____________________________________

Breakout session choices: (please circle two) 1 2 3 4 5*$15 extra If attending the craft session list an alternate if it is full ___________ Your extra $15 will be refunded if we are full.

Home Congregation _____________________________

How did you hear about us? church bulletin friend

past attendee facebook other __________________________

Registration Fees:

$25 before October 15. $30 after October 15.

Craft session $15 extra

Please make checks for

registration payable to David’s

Star Lutheran Church.

dswomensretreat@gmail.com

Send your registration to: David’s Star Women’s Retreat c/o Rachel Gustafson 2740 David’s Star Dr. Jackson, WI 53037

WOMEN’S RETREAT REGISTRATION FORM

Join the OWLS for a presentation “Scams and How to Avoid Them” on Wednesday,

September 15th following morning Bible study at 11:00 am. Watch for more details as

the date draws closer.

We are thankful for the eight people who plan to teach Teen and Children’s

Bible Study on Sunday mornings from 9 to 10. We are looking for six more,

so we can share the teaching responsibilities in each room, with two

teachers taking turns on alternate dates. Please consider using your time and

talents with grades 3&4, grades 5&6, grades 7&8, and teens as a teacher or

as a substitute. Please contact Pastor Woldt, or Doris Koeller 262-677-3457.

SCAMS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

TEEN & CHILDREN’S BIBLE STUDY HELP NEEDED

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Membership Report (Pastor Loescher) Incoming: Lomis, Peter & Erin; Jacob, Caleb, Brooklyn (St. John’s, Mequon);

Andrew, Ruth; Emily, Charlotte (Profession of Faith); Marzigliano, Dennis & Kathy; Diane (Water of Life Lutheran

Church, Kenosha) Outgoing: none

Pastor’s Report We are grateful for all the people who generously support ministry at David’s Star with their

prayers and offerings. We continue to pray that our worship life will not be impacted by any mandates related to

the increase in positive tests for COVID. We are looking forward to developing a full slate of Bible Studies with the

spiritual growth committee. As a leader of the congregation, please consider attending one or more of the Bible

classes. Take special note of the marriage retreat scheduled for Friday, September 10th.

Buildings and Grounds (Brian Lee) Lights in the back parking were replaced with energy efficient LED fixtures.

Church Carpet meeting with 4 carpet stores to select carpet. Gierach’s Grading & Paving Inc. starting resurfacing/

replacing all asphalt. Church entrance doors were and will be reinstalled was refinished. Gym emergency lights

were replaced. All bells were repaired by Lee Manufacturing Company Inc. Minor work on small projects continues.

Board of Education (Jason Walz) School starts in 2 weeks. Choice audit in next week. Enrollment highest since

2008 or 2009, around 152 this year.

Elders (Dan Bolha) Servant Keeper member online portal being rolled out, coming soon. Discussed the new

hymnal approach. Pastor Larry Schlomer will be Mission Festival speaker. Trying to reach out to members who

have not attended since COVID started. Looking at the communion process.

Evangelism (Paul Zietlow) Pastors have done a great job with ideas. Marriage workshop is coming up in

September. Looking at a witnessing workshop. Looking to change the greeting process, closer to the parking lot.

Stewardship (David Zarling) A new offering envelope provider is being implemented. This should provide some

cost savings and better service. Encouraging good stewardship of all resources.

Treasurer Report (Josh Boeldt) - 2021 July Operating Budget Jesus is our Priceless Treasure! July is the beginning

of our first fiscal year, which will run until June 2022. The total offerings for July were 10% higher than the

budgeted offerings. The total income for the month was 5.7% higher than budget for the month and fiscal year to

date. The actual expenses for July were 11% higher than the budgeted amount for the month and fiscal year to

date. The overall fund balance at the end of July shows a deficit of $9,282. 2021 July Ministries Beyond our

Congregation Jesus is our Priceless Treasure! July is the beginning of our first fiscal year, which will run until June

2022. The total offerings for July were 10% higher than the budgeted offerings. The total income for the month was

5.7% higher than budget for the month and fiscal year to date. The actual expenses for July were 11% higher than

the budgeted amount for the month and fiscal year to date. The overall fund balance at the end of July shows a

deficit of $9,282. 2021 July Building/Dedicated Fund The mortgage loan balance at the end of July is $599,255. The

council’s objective is to maintain a $100,000 cushion in the building fund debt account—our balance at 7/31/21

was $105,293. This balance is up about 1.4% from last month.

COUNCIL CAPSULE - AUGUST MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

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LWMS OFFERING ENVELOPE

Grouped with your September offering envelopes, is a pink envelope for

Lutheran Women’s Mission Society (LWMS). LWMS exists to increase

awareness of, interest in, and support of mission outreach of WELS.

All confirmed women of David’s Star are members of this group. Although the membership in LWMS is

women, we invite everyone to help support mission work through prayer and contributions.

Each year, one home mission and one world mission are selected for our support. With the Lord’s blessings,

your support for these projects will allow the missions to plan events or reach more lost souls with the

precious gospel message.

The current home mission project is the Joint Missions Special Projects. WELS Joint Missions is currently

working with over 15 different people group ministries while also managing Pastoral Studies Institute (PSI)

and WELS Mission Journeys. Some of these ministries have been around quite a long time and have large

operations, like the Hispanic and Hmong ministries. Other Joint Mission ministries are relatively new to the

synod or are limited to a single location. Many of these groups are working to share the gospel in their own

communities and are also reaching back to their home countries with the saving message of Jesus Christ. Your

gifts to this fund will support cross cultural and people group ministries in, among others, Asian, South Asian,

African immigrants, the Sudanese, and the Latin American peoples.

The current world mission project is Africa. The Lord is presenting the One Africa Team with many new

opportunities for gospel outreach across the continent. The primary mission focus is the theological training

of African nationals to help them become qualified pastors, teachers, and lay leaders in their respective

church bodies. The One Africa Team currently partners with sister church bodies in six different countries:

Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, and Zambia. Within these countries there is fellowship with

nearly 60,000 Lutheran brothers and sisters. Recently, an additional nine African countries have reached out

for fellowship and theological training! While this is a tremendous blessing, such opportunities are stretching

the current resources. Your gift will help fund the projects as needed, and include African outreach and

theological education, African national parsonage building and church worship facilities, African national

pastors and vicar support, and Africa WELS asset maintenance.

Please keep these men and women in your prayers. Thank you in advance for your support. For more

information on LWMS, visit lwms.org or contact Nancy Ebling or Linda Klein.

Hosted by Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Auxilliary. You are invited to Friends of the Seminary Day on October

2nd, from 8:00 am—12:45 pm where men and women learn more about the vital mission of the seminary.

Lunch will be served at noon. Please RSVP by Sept. 17 by sending your name, address, telephone number,

home congregation, and $10 registration fee to Lori Guse, 11831 N Seminary Dr. Mequon, WI 53092.

Questions? Please contact Lori Guse at 262-242-8104 or email lori.guse@wisluthsem.org

FRIENDS OF THE SEMINARY DAY

The 7th annual Ironmen of God men's conference is coming up at Chivaree

in Ixonia on September 25 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.! Hear WELS pastors speak

on topics aimed straight at men! For details and registration information

please visit www.ironmenofgodwi.org.

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August, 2021

It seems that Covid-19 often comes up as a topic in our newsletters. I guess this one

is no exception. Zambia and Malawi are both in their third wave of infections although

cases have moderated in both countries in recent weeks.

The virus has struck our Mwembezhi clinic in Zambia. Zambia has been slower to begin

its vaccination campaign and as a result only one or two of our clinic staff there have received even one shot of

Vaccine. Consequently, when an outbreak of the virus affected the area around Mwembezhi our clinic staff were

not immune.

Despite the precautions we had taken at the clinic against Covid -19, four of our clinic staff tested positive for the

Virus. Two of those infected were Future Biloyi – one of our nurses and Anthony Kosongo -our Laboratory

Technician. Both are younger and did not have serious symptoms. However, Mrs. Mayase Banda who is one of our

older nurses, had to be taken to the hospital in Lusaka and was put on oxygen. Praise God all have recovered and

are doing well. The remaining staff were also tested when the outbreak occurred and despite at one point being

down four staff, clinic operations were not affected. The clinic buildings were disinfected and our covid

precautions were reviewed to guard against further infections occurring during clinic hours.

In March 2021, Malawi was one of the first sub–Saharan Africa nations to begin vaccinating. However, vaccine

deliveries to the country have been unreliable. All of our staff have now had one dose, while Beth and our older

staff members have had two doses. We have had issues with getting other staff fully vaccinated because demand

has far out stripped supply. One of our staff tested positive over the Christmas break, and did not return to work

so we were not worried about the rest of our staff. We have had one or two recent scares but so far, no additional

staff have tested positive.

One of those scares occurred in mid-July. Beth and I were just turning into the airport to begin a vacation with

our family in the US when we received a text saying a childcare provider for one of our staff had tested positive.

Fortunately, we have Violet Chikwatu and Lusungu Mwembeye in training to take over from Beth and me. We

decided Violet and Lusungu should handle the problem. We reminded them of the Covid protocols they should

follow and let them take care of it, which they did. The staff member was sent home to isolate. He later tested

negative and returned to work.

As I write this letter Beth has returned to Malawi from the US, I am now in England visiting family. Beth was

impressed with Violet’s work and the initiative she took in making sure that clinic operations continued without

issue. Lusungu also did well solving problems and taking care of the day-to-day administrative functions.

This was their first test of how well they can run the clinic in our absence, and both have done well. This bodes

well for the future.

Please keep the people of Malawi and Zambia in your prayers, especially that Covid Vaccine supplies and

distribution can improve and so spare them the misery of this infection. Please also pray for our staff in Malawi

and Zambia, that they stay healthy and continue to do the work God has given us.

Gary Evans – CAMM Field Director/Clinic Administrator - Malawi

Donations may be made by Check: Payable to Central Africa Medical Mission and Mailed to:

WELS/CAMM

PO Box 64064

St Paul, MN 55164-0064

or Donate to CAMM online @ www.camm.us/donate-to-camm

CENTRAL AFRICA MEDICAL MISSION

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Romans 12:2 (NIV)

“ Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your

mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good,

pleasing and perfect will.”

Screens are so popular with children and adults these days. Complicating the scenario is that some screen time

can be educational. As we head back to school, here are a few tips to help you manage your child’s screen time.

Contemplate in real and virtual environments the amount of time spent and where their time is spent. Teach

kindness, be involved, do devotions and Bible studies, know their friends and encourage both cooperative and

independent play. Know what is on the screen and consider previewing all games/apps prior to your child

viewing them.

Parental controls, conversation and information are keys to safely tuning in. Ask your child what programs,

games and apps they have been playing with during the day. Consider applying limits to screen time that

doesn’t revolve around their educational needs. Fast paced programming can be distracting and difficult for our

younger children to understand. Often commercials are hidden in fast paced programming which may have

challenging content.

Unfortunately, at some point your child will be exposed to content that you may not approve of. Talk to your

child about potential situations and if there is something online that they do not understand or that frightens

them, let them know they should come to you. Be present, open and available. As always, consult with your

child’s teachers on the current recommendations for appropriate screen time. There is a great amount of

research to support monitored screen time.

Note: Poor quality screen time has been linked to:

• Obesity

• Poor sleep patterns

• Behavioral problems

• Loss of social skills

• Violence

• Decreased play

Resting in His Care,

Polly Schellinger, RN, BSN

*Source: The American Academy of Pediatrics

PARISH NURSE NEWS

Blood Pressure Screenings

9/26; 10/24; 11/28;

Screenings take place in the Health Office located off of the gathering space, east of the elevator, between services.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 10:00 AM Bible Study (MPR)

2 6:30 PM Worship Service w/ Holy Communion #6

3 4 5:00 PM Worship Service w/ Holy Communion #7

5 7:45 AM Worship Service w/ Holy Communion #8 9:00 AM Holy Communion (In Church) 9:30 AM Worship Service (Church Lawn) #9

6 LABOR DAY

7 8 10:00 AM Bible Study (MPR)

9 10:00 AM Women Bible Study (WNW) (Beth Steinbrenner's Home) 6:30 PM Ladies' Aid Meeting (MPR)

10 8:30 AM Drop-Off Bible Study (MPR) 6:00 PM Marriage Workshop (Gathering Space)

11 5:00 PM Worship Service #1

12 7:45 AM Worship Service #2 9:10 AM Children, Teen & Adult Bible Study 10:15 AM Worship Service #3

13 7:00 PM Bible Information Class (MPR)

14 6:15 AM Men's Bible Study (MPR) 7:00 PM Council Meeting (MPR)

15 10:00 AM Bible Study (MPR) 11:00 AM OWLS Presentation

16 6:30 PM Evening Bible Study (MPR)

17 8:30 AM Drop-Off Bible Study (MPR) 5:45 PM Miller/Peters Rehearsal

18 1:30 PM Miller/Peters Wedding 5:00 PM Worship Service w/ Holy Communion #4

19 7:45 AM Worship Service w/ Holy Communion #5 9:10 AM Children, Teen & Adult Bible Study 10:15 AM Worship Service w/ Holy Communion #6

20 6:30 PM Board of Ed Mtg (8th Grade room) 7:00 PM Bible Information Class (MPR)

21 22 AUTUMN BEGINS 10:00 AM Bible Study (MPR)

23 10:00 AM Women Bible Study (WNW) (MPR) 6:30 PM Evening Bible Study (MPR)

24 8:30 AM Drop-Off Bible Study (MPR)

25 Worship Service #9

26 Blood pressure screening between services (Health Office) 7:45 AM Worship Service #7 9:10 AM Children, Teen & Adult Bible Study 10:15 AM Worship Service #8

27 6:30 PM Children's Bible Study Teachers Meeting (8th grade room) 7:00 PM Bible Information Class (MPR)

28 6:15 AM Men's Bible Study (MPR)

29 10:00 AM Bible Study (MPR)

30 6:30 PM Evening Bible Study (MPR)

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Pastor Kurt W. Loescher

Pastor Michael A. Woldt

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David’s Star Evangelical Lutheran Church 2740 David’s Star Drive

Jackson, WI 53037

(262) 677-2412 / www.davidsstar.org

Mission Statement David’s Star Evangelical Lutheran Church

This congregation shall strive to proclaim the Law and Gospel; to lead sinners to repentance and faith in Christ Jesus for life and salvation; to strengthen believers in faith and sanctification through the Means of Grace; to equip believers as disciples, stewards, and witnesses for sharing the Gospel of Jesus with our fellowmen. The continuing purpose of this congregation, as a group of Christians, and ultimate objective, is to serve all people in God’s world with his Gospel. All members of this congregation shall strive to proclaim the joys of Christian life and to witness for Christ to the best of their individual abilities. (1 John 5:1-10)

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