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“WELCOME!”
February - 2015
II Peter 1:10-11
“Therefore, my brothers, be all the more eager to make your calling and
election sure. For if you do these things, you will never fall, and you will
receive a rich welcome into the eternal kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ.”
The monthly newsletter of . . .
St. John’s Lutheran Church & School
400 S. Main St. -- Juneau, Wisconsin
Church # 920.386.3313
School #920.386.4644
Weekly Worship Schedule:
Thursday Service – 6:30 PM
Sunday Services - 8:00 & 10:30 AM
Sunday Bible Class - 9:15 AM
Sunday School – 9:15 AM
Pastors at St. John’s Church
Paul Hirsch
Paul Schupmann
Faculty of St. John’s School
Rick Cody – Principal
Crystal Schultz
Kathy Pauly
Kevin Klug
Matt Lober
Edna Noldan
Nichole Gunst
Michel Krebs
Suzi Colantonio
www.stjohnsjuneau.org
St. John’s Lutheran School
February 2015
Mon
Sun
1 10:30 A.M.
Gr. 1&2 Sing
LLHS Visual
Arts Fair
2:00 P.M. LLHS
Pops Concert
2
7:15 A.M.
Faculty Mtg.
Hot Lunch:
Taco Bell
ABB/BBB
Tue
3 AGB/BGB
5:00 P.M. B Girls
BB Here vs.
TSL, Watertown
3:15 P.M. Faculty Mtg.
Wed
5 AGB/BGB
CHAPEL/MISSION OFFERING
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
Hot Lunch: St. John’s
ABB/BBB/CHEER
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
8 8:00 A.M.
9 7:15 A.M.
Gr. 7 Sings
10:30 A.M.
Pioneers Sing
Faculty Mtg.
Hot Lunch: Rocky’s
CHAPEL/MISSION OFFERING
11 7:15 A.M. Faculty Mtg..
3:15 P.M. Faculty Mtg.
Hot Lunch: McDonald’s
Gr. 5 Phoenix for a Day @
Luther Prep
ABB
Fri
4 7:15 A.M. Faculty Mtg..
4:00 P.M.
Musical Parent Mtg.
10 AGB
Thu
ABB
4:00 P.M.
Musical Parent Mtg.
6 CEF Stamps
BB @ Eastside, Madison
5:00 P.M. B Girls
6:00 P.M. B Boys
7:00 P.M. A Girls
8:00 P.M. A Boys
Sat
7
8:30 A.M.
B Girls
BB Tournament
Here
Girls’ First Game
at 8:30 A.M.
PK Marking Term /Progress Report
12
13 CEF Stamps
PK3 Valentine Party PK4 Valentine Party
14
VALENTINE’S DAY
AGB
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
3-4:00 P.M. Musical Practice
A Team BLAC Tournament at
Watertown Area Schools
5:00 P.M. A2 Girls Here vs.
Eastiside, Madison
15 Both Services:
Adult Choir
A BLAC
Tournament at
Watertown Area
Schools
16 7:15 A.M. Faculty Mtg. 17 AGB
18 7:15 A.M. Faculty Mtg..
19
Hot Lunch: Wendy’s
CHAPEL/MISSION OFFERING
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
Hot Lunch: Dominos
9-11:00 A.M.
Kinderfest @ LLHS
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
Ash Wednesday
ABB
PK 3&4 &
Kindergarten Sing
A BB Tournament @ LLHS
Continues
23
7:15 A.M.
Faculty Mtg.
Hot Lunch: Wendy’s
ABB
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
20 CEF Stamps
21 9:00 A.M.
School Cleaning
A Team BB Tournament @ LLHS
3:30 P.M.
Gr. 3&4 Sing
ABB 4:30-5:45 P.M.
7:00 P.M. BOE Mtg.
PRESIDENTS’ DAY
22 8:00 A.M.
AGB
24 AGB
5:00 P.M.
B-Team Parent/
Child BB Games
6:30 P.M.
Parent Teacher
Society
Gr. 8 Serves
Pastor Paul Hirsch: 920-386-9112
Pastor Paul Schupmann: 920-344-9839
Principal Richard Cody: 920-386-9676
25 7:15 A.M. Faculty Mtg..
26 AGB
CHAPEL/MISSION
OFFERING
3-4:00 P.M.
Musical Practice
Hot Lunch: SubWay
3:30 P.M.
Gr. 7&8 Sing
ABB 4:30-5:45 P.M.
ABB—A Boys Basketball 3-5:00 P.M.
BBB—B Boys Basketball 3-4:30 P.M.
AGB—A Girls Basketball 3-5:00 P.M.
BGB—B Girls Basketball 3-4:30 P.M.
CHEER—3-4:30 P.M.
27 NO
SCHOOL
Curriculum
Conference
28
A Team BB Tournament @
Eastside, Madison
Church: 920-386-3313
School: 920-386-4644
E-mail: school@stjohnsjuneau.org
YOU’RE INVITED!!!
Thank God with us, as we celebrate with the Word of
God and Sacrament, the years of faithful service of five
of our called workers:
Miss Kathleen Pauly – 45 Years of Service
Mrs. Edna Noldan – 30 Years of Service
Mr. Richard Cody – 25 Years of Service
Mr. Matthew Lober- 25 Years of Service
Rev. Paul Hirsch – 25 Years of Service
Anniversary Celebration
March 8, 2015
Worship at St. John’s -- 8:00 AM
Worship at St. John’s -- 10:30 AM
Meal at Juneau Community Center --12:00 PM
400 S Main St. Juneau, WI 53039
www.stjohnsjuneau.org
920.386.3313 – church
920.386.4644 - school
'Well done, good and faithful servant! …. Come and
share your master's happiness!' - Matthew 25:23
Called Worker Anniversary Celebration
As we prepare to celebrate, with the Word of God and Sacrament, the
anniversaries of our called workers we wanted to let you know some details and
ask you for help when able:
Free-Will Offering Gathered for All those Celebrating an Anniversary
Sunday, February 22
Sunday, March 1
On the two Sunday’s leading up to the anniversary celebration, we will put out
our free-will offering basket in the narthex to gather gifts of money that will be
split equally and given to those celebrating an anniversary. If you would rather
give a personal gift or card to a specific called worker you can do so on your own
or you can use the gift table at the Juneau Community Center.
Worship & Communion
March 8th – 8:00 & 10:30 AM
We are going to celebrate the anniversaries of our called workers in both the 8:00
AM & 10:30 AM worship services on March 8th. There will be special music,
instruments, a guest preacher, guest liturgist and we will be celebrating the Lord’s
Supper. Please encourage any of your children (high school, college, or have
moved away) that had one of these teachers to especially come that Sunday to
worship our God.
Anniversary Meal - at the Juneau Community Center
March 8 – 12:00 PM (this time is an estimate)
The Meal
The St. John’s Ladies Aid is helping in the preparation of our special anniversary
meal. The following items are going to be provided on March 8th at the Juneau
Community Center at 12:00 PM: Turkey with gravy, ham , green beans, potatoes,
rolls, refreshments (coffee, water, milk, lemonade)and a special anniversary cake.
Please sign up in the narthex if you and or your family are planning on attending.
Side Dishes
The anniversary committee is asking that you, the members of St. John’s, would
bring a side item to share such as a salad, dessert, or side dish. There is a sign-up
sheet in the narthex that you can use to let others know what you are planning to
bring (so we all don’t bring a salad). We are planning on serving around 300
people so please bring something to share.
Setup / Decorating
Mrs. Suzi Colantonio is organizing the decorating of the Juneau Community
Center. The Parent-Teacher Society (PTS) has been asked to help with the setup of
the tables, chairs, gift table and decorations. The decorating of the Community
Center is scheduled for Saturday, March 7th. If you would like to help (anyone can
help not just PTS) please sign up in the narthex.
Serving
The seventh and eighth grade students of St. John’s have been asked to help with
the serving of beverages at the meal. We also have a signup sheet in the narthex
asking members of our church to help out with the serving of the meal.
Equipment Setup
Mr. Rick Leissring will be setting up the sound system and projector at the
community center after the second service on March 8th. We need at least 4
people to aid Rick in getting the equipment packed up and set up in a timely
fashion after the 10:30 AM service. If you are able to help please sign up in the
narthex.
Cleanup
We are asking everyone that attends the meal (except our guests of honor, their
families or visitors) to help with the clean-up. Since Chef Chanse was so nice to let
us use the Juneau Community Center for this event we want to make sure that it is
sparkling clean when we leave. Please also feel free to thank Chef Chanse for his
kindness the next time you see him.
Memorials
Name
David Freiburger
Amount
$190.00
$10.00
Fund
Student Assistance
Debt
David Pitzlin
$10.00
Organ
Merlin Miller
$775.00
$30.00
$10.00
Undesignated
Debt
Student Assistance
LaVerna Pribnow
$200.00
$200.00
$45.00
$320.00
$115.00
$210.00
$20.00
$50.00
Ladies Aid
Altar Guild
Missions
Debt
General
School
Lakeside
Organ
Ruth Pauly
$525.00
$430.00
$10.00
Debt
School Library
Student Assistance
Gifts
A gift was given for the Debt Fund from SuZanne Arndt in memory of
Erhard & Mildred Indermuehle.
A gift was given for the Debt Fund from Clara Hilker in memory of Lyle
Hilker’s Birthday.
A gift for the General Fund was given from Lyle Pagel & Eugene and
Lois voigt on the occasion of Deloures Pagel’s 92nd Birthday.
Sacred Acts
Funerals:
Ruth Pauly, January 5, 2015
LaVerna Pribnow, January 13, 2015
Baptism:
Kaiden Howard Coombs, January 25, 2015
February Birthday Wishes!
2/01 Lorren Calder
2/02 Jacob Zimmerman
2/03 Jillian Krueger
Diane Sweet
Lynn Wilson
Helen Wolter
Nelda Wyss
2/05 Christian Schall
Betty Tietz
2/06 Brad Peil
Jeff Pitzlin
2/08 Gina Gentz
Willow Hill
Jackie Meister
John Pitzlin, Jr.
2/09 Lois Livens
Jeremy Schuster
2/10 Zachary Ebert
Bob Jordan
Nicholas Kintopp
Shirley Krause
2/11 Joan Klug
2/12 Kayla Behring
Ralph Kaul
Chris Kjornes
2/13
2/14
2/15
2/16
2/17
2/18
2/18
2/19
2/20
Everleigh Stensaas
Tyler Stensaas
Dominic Borchardt
Cameron Feller
Derek Antholt
Laura Grossman
Haley Leissring
Paul Lepple
John McLain
Kyrsten Freber
Dorothy Klug
Matthew Meister
Annaliese Tolkinen
Barb Zank
John Berndt
Casey Schilling
Jeff Greenwald
Brad Lischka
Maddy Weisensel
Ross Winter
Brandon Behring
Kristi Bruni
Kaitlin Krause
Evelyn Leetch
Shirley Nehls
2/21
2/22
2/23
2/24
2/25
2/26
2/27
2/28
2/29
Jamie Niemuth
Danielle Dorman
Kerry De Briones
Matt Lober
Chris Redecker
Rachel Selchert
Brady Jensen
Sheryl Budde
Tim Sharkey
Nick Tolkinen
Elaine Bening
Taylor Feller
Janae Jensen
Dawn Saeger
Jason Roy
Erin Schaalma
Arletta Selchert
Ryan Stanton
Rosie Brieman
Ray Buss
Don Matthews
Art Mittelstadt
Joy Schliewe
Pam Panetti
Happy Anniversary to those couples celebrating February Anniversaries
February 2, 1980
Dan & Phyllis Wegener
February 12, 2011
Jorge & Kerry De Briones
February 14, 1959
Bob & Jan Henken
February 14, 1991
Ben & Patti Kollath
February 14, 1998
Ron & Michelle Preskar
Other News and Notes
Lutheran Pioneers
Pioneer Sunday is February 8, we will be singing in the 10:30 Service and having a
pot luck to follow, (usually a free will offering for Pioneer expenses), with the Pine
Car Derby after that around 1:00. Also the Pioneers are scheduled to serve chili
for the Lenten meal on the March 4.
Ladies Aid Sunshine Committee
Many thanks for the donation of cookies, candy, drivers and gifts for our shut-ins
at Christmas. We delivered 45 containers and received many smiles and thank
you. Again many thanks.
11th Annual Woman’s Retreat, Understanding Addiction.
The women of St. Lucas, Kewaskum, WI invite you to join us for our 11th Annual
Woman’s Retreat, Understanding Addiction. This retreat will be held at St. Lucas
Lutheran School in Hoenecke Hall on Saturday, February 28, 2015 with
registration starting at 8:30am and the retreat concluding at 3:00pm. A
registration fee of $17.00 includes lunch and presentations. This is a one day
retreat filled with speakers, worship and fun.
Speakers will include; Phil Merten, chaplain with Institutional Ministries, and his
wife Pam, owner of Life Coach and licensed mental health and substance abuse
counselor.
Register now, reservations are limited. Registration deadline is February 14th.
Registration forms with more information are in the narthex.
WINTER MOVIE // PIZZA NIGHT
When?
Sunday, February 15
Movie Time? 4:00 PM
Pizza?
5:00 PM
Cost?
Free
The movie, God is Not Dead is geared to upper grade
school through adult age. PG-13 Rating
There will be a discussion sheet that will go along
with the film. We hope to see you there!
“Music Man, Jr.” Musical Costumes & Props
The following items are needed for this year’s production of “Music Man, Jr.”
which will be held April 10-11:
Vintage suitcases
Vintage prom or bridesmaid dresses
Vintage suit jackets & suspenders
Large brim hats & vintage women’s
hats
Suspenders
Ladies Ruffled Shirts
If you have any of these items and would allow them to be borrowed and used for
this year’s school musical, please contact Mrs. Gunst as soon as possible or Mrs.
Leissring in the school office, 920-386-4644. If you bring them in, please label
with masking tape. Thank you!
Dear fellow-followers of the Savior,
We pray that you have had a good celebration of the birth of Jesus, whether alone, with your
family and/or your family of faith. The contemplation of our Greatest Present will go with us all
through the new year about to begin.
It is a hot New Year's Eve here in Dourados, and already there are plenty of firecrackers going
off. The noise will only grow until the real barrage at the stroke of midnight, after which it will
gradually die down and leave us with only the music of the many parties going on in the area.
We do not have church tonight because of the noise, and because it isn't usually pleasant out on
the streets later in the evening. Too much alcohol and drugs and too many guns.
We had an interesting month here in our congregation. The first two weeks were taken up by
intense rehearsals for our congregation Christmas festival Dec. 14th. That went well and was
well attended. We were thankful that we chose to have it in the morning, because it was a very
hot day, and in the afternoon the sun comes in the church windows full blast. The young people
did a good job of presenting our theme: Christmas in the Heart, even though on Saturday night
we weren't sure they were ready. The 5 large hearts they hung up in front of church will stay
there through next Sunday. The Christmas Eve service was equally heart-warming.
Dec. 21st we had the baptism of 3 children from one family to enjoy, then last Sunday the
confirmation of the husband of a member. Two different members who live in other states were
here with us last Sunday. It was so good to see them and have them with us for the Lord's
Supper.
We are taking this long week with no Wednesday service to do some chores around the church
and parsonage. Re-waxing the church floor, fixing a few little things, working in the yard and
planning for the services of the new year.
In January Charlie will make a trip to the congregation in the south to visit, exchange
experiences and visit with the members. It isn't the best time to see the members. because, like
here, many are gone for summer vacation. But it is the best time to go because Pastor Elcy, the
Brazilian pastor there, will not be teaching school, and the work is slower here, too.
If you have something you would like to know about the Brazilian mission, please let us know
by return e-mail. We would like to present to you what you would like to hear. Also, if you are
interested, the National Church web site is www.dezcomdeus.com. On it you can get a glimpse
of Gilberto preaching, of the bell choir rehearsing, as well as hear some hymns that our people
have recorded. Most of you won't understand the Portuguese, but you'll see what we look like.
We have just provided window stickers to our members with cars announcing the web site to
people around here.
And we come to the end of another year thanking God for all of His blessings, and all the
blessings He makes possible through your prayers and offerings. With us, step off into the new
year with confidence, knowing that whatever happens, we belong to the Lord.
Charlie and Beth Flunker
LWMS NEWS
We have been given 3 new "Befriend A Missionary " assignments to learn about,
interact with, pray for and support for 2015-2016. They are:
Darrell Dobberpuhl - Fort Apache, AZ WORLD MISSION
Dustin Blumer - Amazing Love Ev. Lutheran Church Frankfort, IL HOME MISSION
Erik Landwehr - Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church Castries, St. Lucia HOME MISSION
Our congregation has been given the month of February to "shower" these missionaries
with a bit of extra Christian love and support. Watch the bulletin for more information to
see how you can help with this project. In the meantime, keep these missionaries in
your daily prayers.
Another project that our congregation is being asked to help with - making cross
necklaces or crosses in the pocket for CAMM (Central Africa Medical Mission).
Necklaces should be long enough to fit over an adult head - plastic cording is not
recommended as the knot does not stay in place. Crosses for the necklaces can
be various sizes and materials. It is suggested to incorporate beading as the Africans
love beading and bright colors but it is not required. A picture of sample necklaces can
be found by the LWMS Mission Box. You have until April 12thto complete the crosses.
A basket will be set out at the end of March and into April to receive all the crosses.
They will then be taken to the LWMS Spring Rally in Princeton.
Also this month, check out the letter from Kari Belter, the Nurse - in - Charge at the
Lutheran Mobile Clinic in Malawi. this mission is often referred to as CAMM ( Central
Africa Medical Mission ). The last letter from Mrs.Flunker is also included. We hope you
enjoyed reading and learning more about the mission in Brazil! Continue to keep these
and all missionaries far and near in your prayers!
www.nph.net/stockup
Northwestern Publishing House will have their 10th annual sale from Friday, February 6th
through Saturday, February 14. Up to 40 % off!!!
IRONMEN OF GOD
The 2nd annual “Ironmen of God” men’s conference will be held on Saturday, March 21 at St.
Paul’s Lutheran School in rural Ixonia. The purpose of this conference is to remind Christian
men of their God-given duties as husbands, fathers, and leaders in their families, churches and
communities, and to bring Christian men together to encourage one another. The conference
runs from 9 AM to 2 PM. Cost is $25.
St. John’s Men’s Basketball Schedule – All Games / Practices are at 2 PM
Feb 1 – Practice (home)
Feb 8 – Home Game vs. St. Paul’s, Fort Atkinson
Feb 15 – Away at St. Mark’s, Watertown
Feb 22 – Away at St. Stephen’s, Beaver Dam
Mar 1 – Home Game vs. Columbus
Mar 8 – Bye (Anniversary Celebration at St. John’s)
March 16 Tournament at LLHS
Minutes from the Voters Meeting 1-25-2015 (minus the reports)
Membership Changes:
Transfers To Us: Ross Chartrand (Bethlehem, Manassas, VA) & Charissa Chartrand (Living
Water, Hot Springs Village, AR), Brain & Michelle Kutz, Cody, Natasha (Redeemer, FDL)
Transfers from Us: Eileen Pilsner (St. John’s, Newville), Karen Knueppel (Good Shepherd, BD),
Baptisms: Silas Mathew Seuss (11/9/14), Revan Atreyu Peterson (11/29/14), Kaiden Howard
Coombs (1/25/15)
Funerals: John H. Pitzlin (10/29/14), Judith L. Affeld (11/3/14), Merlin H. Miller (12/19/14),
Ruth S. Pauly (1/5/15), LaVerna M. Pribnow (1/13/15)
Old Business
*The Long Range Planning Committee has put together 4 action items based on the information
gathered from reviewing the surveys.
*A letter was sent out to the congregation in October detailing the situation with our Line of
Credit, and explaining the goal in trying to pay it off. A second letter will be sent out soon
communicating the status at this point in time.
*The parking lot will be sealed in spring/summer.
*Ross Chartrand, our EFT student, will be preaching again on Feb 22. The pastors will continue
to involve him activities as needs arise.
*An Anniversary celebration for our called works will be taking place on March 8 in both
services.
*The Evangelism Committee has been busy with below…
- following up with visitors to our church.
-making home visits to perspective new members.
-canvassed Juneau on 11/15 and 11/16.
-Working on the “Share the Hope” project taking place 9/12/15 which will help raise money for
the Fire Department.
*Barnabas Committee-had a fellowship day on 1/25/15 and has other thing scheduled in the
future.
New Business
*The Nominating Committee will be Rob Kluz, Ben Gentz, Lee Ferhman, and one of the pastors.
*The CCCW Committee will be T. Weisensel, K. Freber, R. Kjornes, R. Schilling.
*The Budget Committee will be assembled shortly.
*Pastor Hirsch as been invited to a retreat with other Pastors celebrating there 25 years in
ministry called “Finishing Well in Grace”. A motion was made and approved to send Pastor and
his wife to Texas for the retreat.
*The equipment we use to video the service each Sunday is beginning to show it’s age, and begun to
have minor issues. The cost to replace the system with something a little more “modern” would be
about $6,000. A motion was made and carried to spend no more than $8000 to replace the equipment
out of the Improvement Fund and/or the Undesignated Memorials Fund to replace the equipment.
JESUS OF NAZARETH IS PASSING BY
LENT 2015
Some benefited greatly from these last opportunities. For others they
became lost opportunities. In "Jesus of Nazareth is Passing By" the modern-day
listener also is encouraged to heed the warning of lost opportunities and to
make the most of, what could be for them, last opportunities of grace. "Now is
the time of God's favor, Now is the day of salvation," 2 Corinthians 6:2.
All Lenten Worship is at 3:30 & 6:30 PM unless otherwise noted.
Feb 18 - Pilate & Barabbas - We Go Free, Mark 15:1-15 – With Communion
- Pastor Paul Schupmann (St. John’s, Juneau)
Feb 25 - He is Your King, Matthew 27:27-31
- Pastor Paul Hirsch (St. John’s, Juneau)
Mar 4 - Judas in Upper Room - He Knows Your Heart, John 13:18-30
- Pastor Scott Schultz (Cross of Christ, Portage)
Mar 11 - Disciples in Gethsemane - What Prophets & Kings Longed to See, Lk 22:39-47
- Pastor Seth Dorn (St. Stephen’s, Beaver Dam)
Mar 18 - Simon of Cyrene - Why Me? Luke 23:26-31
- Pastor Paul Vander Galien (Salem, Lowell)
Mar 25 - Arrest & Denial - Facing the Enemy, John 18:1-18, 25-27
- Pastor Phil Heyer (St. Stephen’s, Beaver Dam)
Apr 2- Maundy Thursday - With Communion
- Pastor Paul Hirsch (St. John’s, Juneau)
Apr 3- Good Friday Tenebrae Service – 1:30 PM
- Pastor Paul Schupmann (St. John’s, Juneau)
Apr 3 - Good Friday Song Service– 6:30 PM
- St. John’s Choir
Apr 5 - Easter Sunrise Service – 6:00 AM
- Pastor Paul Hirsch (St. John’s, Juneau)
Apr 5 - Easter Worship – 9:00 AM
- Pastor Paul Schupmann (St. John’s, Juneau)
St. John’s Lutheran School
Juneau, WI
A.) Mission offering for our First Quarter was $268.03 for Builders for Christ. Our Second Quarter
mission collection total for Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN was $289.46. The Third
Quarter mission project collection is for LATTE, Brazil (Total so far is $44.40). The Fourth
Quarter mission project is for the Christ Lutheran, Milwaukee, WI (Hispanic Ministry).
B.) Current enrollment for grades PK-3 to Gr. 8 is 122 students.
C.) The faculty is continuing to study our school’s Reading Curriculum this school year.
D.) Before / After School Care – continue to collect information and interest for next school year.
E.) Crisis Management Plan – looking into communications options and needs
F.) Forensics team sent eight members to LPS’s meet on November 7 and they each received a blue
ribbon for their efforts. Thank you to Mrs. Gunst and Mrs. Noldan for being their advisors and
coaches.
G.) The Winter Concert on Dec. 8 went very well. It was a week earlier because our band instructor
and his wife were expecting their first child. Their son was born a few days later! God’s
blessings to the Duwe family!
H.) The Christmas Eve services were held on December 17, 23, and 24. The services went very well
and we received many complements on the service and how well the children did in sharing the
message of our Savior’s birth.
I.) Geography Bee finalists and champion – Gr. 4: Grace Cody and Laura Giroux; Gr. 5: Kyle Main
and Ayden Marx; Gr. 6: Mason Ockerlander and Darren Schuster; Gr. 7; Wesley McLain and
Brock Roy; Gr. 8: Margaret Cody and Ashlyn Peterman. School Champion was Mason
Ockerlander. Congratulations to all participants!
J.) Registration for LLHS Fine Fair is earlier this year. Mr. Lober and Mr. Duwe are all ready working
on this. Students should be working on figuring out what they want to participate in and if they
need any accompanists. (Fine Arts Fair is April 18-19.)
K.) Ash Wednesday is February 18. Students will be attending the afternoon worship services at
3:30 P.M.
L.) No School on Friday, February 27. Teachers will be attending a Curriculum Conference in
Watertown.
M.) It is looking like our PK and K Open House will be held on March 15. If there are any families
that have children that are three, four, and five years of age, please share this date and
information with them. Please let us know of them also.
N.) Discussions are beginning to take place about some projects at school: replacing the hallway
tiles (floor and ceiling), painting some classrooms and the hallways, addressing some
improvements in the bathrooms, looking into some units to cool the school and protect the
technology at school.
O.) For the 2014 calendar year, SCRIP had a profit of $4,627.49. They made a donation of $15,000
for the new laptops, server, and Chromebooks at school. They also gave out $14,302.82 in
assistance to St. John’s, MLC, LPS, and Lakeside families. The total profit for the year was
$33,930.31. The SCRIP program has paid out $97,685.96 from April 2007 to December 2014.
We are very thankful for the many volunteers, purchasers, and contributors to this program! It
is and has been a blessing to our school and families!
P.) Thank-you to the many helpers and volunteers that we have here at St. John’s. Please keep the
work of our church and school in your prayers.
Some Athletic / Extra – curricular news –
A. Our school was the small school’s champion at the Badgerland Lutheran Athletic Conference
(BLAC) Cross Country Meet this fall in Watertown. Congratulations to our runners in fourth
through eighth grade and their coach, Mrs. Crystal Schultz.
B. The Girls’ A-Team volleyball team took First Place at the Lakeside Lutheran High School
volleyball tournament on October 4.
C. Boys’ volleyball team captured third place at the BLAC tournament held at St. Paul’s, Ixonia on
November 8.
D. B-Boys captured the championship at the B-boys tournament hosted by St. John’s, Pardeeville
on January 17.
E. St. John’s A-Girls won second place at the Falcon Invitational hosted by St. John’s, Jefferson on
January 18.
F. St. John’s A-Girls won third place at St. Matthew’s, Janesville basketball tournament this past
weekend.
G. We will be hosting our B-team basketball tournaments on January 31 and February 7. Any
assistance or donation of time or baked goods would be greatly appreciated.
H. Pops Concert and Visual Arts Fair at Lakeside is this weekend.
I. This spring’s musical will be The Music Man, Jr. Performances are planned for April 10 and 11.
J. Fine Arts Fair at Lakeside will be held on April 18 and 19.
Board of Education Members:
Mr. Rob Kluz – Chairman, Mr. Scott Wohling - Secretary, Mr. Brian Eggebrecht, Mr. Brian Passig, and Mr.
Tim Giroux
Lutheran Elementary School Committee: Mrs. Michelle Preskar
Next BOE Meeting is February 16, 2015 at 7:00 P.M.
Our proposed teaching plan for 2015-16 School Year:
Extended Learning Instructor: Miss Pauly
Grades
Enrollment
Teacher
Preschool – 3
??
Mrs. Schultz
Preschool – 4
8
Mrs. Schultz
Kindergarten
10?
Mrs. Gunst
First Grade
11
Mrs. Noldan
Second Grade
8
Mrs. Noldan
Third Grade
13
Mrs. Colantonio
Fourth Grade
13
Mr. Lober
Fifth Grade
18
Mr. Krebs
Sixth Grade
7
Mr. Klug
Seventh Grade
9
Mr. Klug
Eighth Grade
16
Mr. Cody
February 2015
Church # 920.386.3313
School # 920.386.4644
400 S Main St. Juneau, WI 53039
www.stjohnsjuneau.org
Sunday
1 – Epiphany 4
Worship Services
8:00 & 10:30 AM
Bible Class at 9:15 AM
Monday
2
Book Club
6:30 PM
Sunday School 9:15 AM
Tuesday
Men’s Basketball 2 PM
4
5
BIC 12:30 PM
Women’s Bible Class 9 AM
Ladies Aid
6PM
Jesus Cares
1:30 PM
Tuesday Bible
Study 7 PM
Youth Group TBA
Thursday
3
Pioneers
6:30 -8 PM
Trustees Meeting 12 PM
Wednesday
Clearview 10 AM
Matthew’s Place 11 AM
Adult Choir 7PM
Worship
with
Communion
6:30 PM
11
12
Catechism Class
3:15 -4PM; 5:15-6:30 PM
Friday
Saturday
6
7
13
14
20
21
Elders 7:30 PM
8 – Pioneer Sunday
Worship with Communion
8:00 & 10:30 AM
Bible Class at 9:15 AM
Sunday School 9:15 AM
9
10
Women’s Bible Class 9 AM
Church
Council
7:00 PM
BIC 12:30 PM
Hillside Manor 1:45 PM
Sylvan Crossings 2:30PM
Pioneer Pot Luck 12 PM
Catechism Class
3:15 -4PM; 5:15-6:30 PM
Pine Car Derby 1 PM
Adult Choir 7PM
Worship
Service
6:30 PM
Men’s Basketball 2 PM
Evangelism 5 PM
15- Transfiguration
Worship Services
8:00 & 10:30 AM
Bible Class at 9:15 AM
16
Board of
Education
7 PM
Sunday School 9:15 AM
17
BIC 12:30 PM
Jesus Cares
1:30 PM
Men’s Basketball 2 PM
Youth Group TBA
Tuesday Bible
Study 7 PM
Winter Movie / Pizza 4 PM
(Basement of church)
23
Worship with Communion
8:00 & 10:30 AM
LLHS General
Board
Meeting
7PM
Sunday School 9:15 AM
Men’s Basketball 2 PM
Altar: Darris and Jill Wasmund
Lois Livens
19
Women’s Bible Class 9 AM
No Thursday
Worship
during Lent
Midweek Communion
11:00 AM
Lent Worship with
Communion 3:30 & 6:30 PM
Lenten Meal 4:30 – 6 PM
Confirmation Class 5-6 PM
Wedding
Teresa
Scardina
&
Aaron
Zuehlke
Sunday
School
Teachers
Meeting
6:30 PM
Adult Choir 7:30 PM
22 – 1st Sunday in Lent
Bible Class 9:15 AM
18 – Ash Wednesday
24
25
26
27
28
Women’s Bible Class 9 AM
Lent Worship 3:30 & 6:30 PM
Lenten Meal 4:30 – 6 PM
No Thursday
Worship
during Lent
Confirmation Class 3:15 -4 PM
Adult Choir 7:30 PM
Worship Theme for Lent:
Jesus of Nazareth is Passing By