FOLLOW JESUS AS HE GOES to WAR! By: Pastor Michael Woldt

MARCH 2020

VOLUME XXII ——— ISSUE 7

FOLLOW JESUS AS HE GOES TO WAR! By: Pastor Michael Woldt

What does the Lenten season mean for you? One and dedication. But following Jesus as he goes forth to Catholic church’s bulletin included a page titled, “Lenten war and relying on his strength will empower us to fight Regulations.” The regulations instructed faithful Catholics and win our own daily battles with temptations that between the ages of 14 and 18 to abstain from meat on plague us. Following Jesus into battle will mean a real Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Catholics between the change in lifestyle. Not merely giving up sweets or a ages of 18 and 59 were required to fast on those same snack between meals. The Holy Spirit will use our Lenten days. Fasting was defined as eating only one meal. Small time with Jesus to work a permanent change of heart and amounts of food could be consumed at the two other mind. As a disciple of Jesus, I put to death my sinful self, mealtimes on those special days, but no between meal take up my cross and follow him. snacking! Once you passed the age of 59, you were free A we watch the Son of God go forth to war we will learn from all Lenten obligations. (I don’t know why 59 was the more and more about the grace of God. What wondrous magic age that freed you from any regulations. The age love is this! Jesus bore my curse! He won the victory! I categories and regulations did not come from the Bible!) wear his crown! Sweet the moments rich in blessing, What does the Lenten season mean for you? which before the cross we spend! Regulations? Changes in diet? Church Laws? I pray not. What does the Lenten season mean to you? It is an Don’t misunderstand. Fasting is not all bad. In fact, opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. We follow Lenten fasting could serve a good purpose, but only if him through Word and sacrament. We follow him with your personal fasting helps you to focus on Jesus. our fellow Christians here at David’s Star. We follow him The purpose of the Lenten season as we observe it in on a journey taking us beyond the cross to the empty the Lutheran church is to focus our attention on the tomb. Since we know the end of the story, we can follow Lord’s saving work. The theme for our mid-week services with joy and hope in the midst of our sorrow over sin. this year is “The Son of God Goes Forth to War!” What does the Lenten season mean to you? Lent is not Throughout the Lenten season we will follow Jesus as he about what we do. Lent is about what Jesus has done for does battle with the forces of evil and wins the victory for us. Follow him, and watch him fight for you with us. amazement, gratitude and joy! Lent reminds us that Following Jesus in Lent is not always happy and joyful. Jesus has changed our lives. Forever! We will come face to face with our own inability to win the victory over sin and the devil by our own strength

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WISCONSIN SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAM Happy Birthday Seniors For the 2020-2021 school year, David’s Star Lutheran School will be part of the Wisconsin Parental School Choice program. If you are interested in enrolling your child (K-8) in the School Choice program at David’s Star, now is the time to Donna Gutermann (3/18) register. The application window runs from February 3 - April 16. If you have any questions, please contact the school secretary: 262-677-2412 / [email protected], or Tim Gustafson: [email protected].

SCHOOL PIZZA FUNDRAISER

David’s Star School is holding their annual pizza fundraiser. This year we hope to raise enough funds to purchase some new items to enhance our STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) curriculum. Order forms are available in the gathering space. The ordering deadline is Friday, March 9th. Please make all checks out to David’s Star. Please also keep an eye out for a link to sign up to volunteer to help with set-up (March 20th) and pizza assembly/pick up March 21st). We will need LOTS of helpers...but we promise to make it fun with raffles and prizes for volunteers! Questions? Please contact to Krista Kuber [email protected] /262-384-0102.

CHURCH WOODS UPDATE

You will be seeing activity in the woods over the next few weeks. Weather permitting a logger will be in the woods doing selective cutting. This is being done for the health of the woods and to ensure generations to come will have a beautiful place to enjoy services. Care will be taken to ensure the appearance of the woods is not negatively affected. There will be some clean up required whenever logging is done. Arbor night this spring will require a few more helping hands. The other activity you will see along Western Avenue and Church Road plus behind school is WE Energies subcontractor Asplundh clearing the areas around power lines. If you have any questions, please reach out to Brian Lee or John Goll, members of the Building and Grounds.

DARTBALL TOURNAMENT

David’s Star Bucks are hosting the Wausaukee Dartball League tournament March 7th and 8th. The 9 man teams play Saturday March 7th and the 4 man tournament is Sunday March 8th in the school gym. Play begins at 12:30 both days. Visitors are always welcome. Concessions will be open after the Saturday service and after the 10:15 service. Brats, hamburgers, soft shell tacos and homemade desserts will be on the menu. Carry outs will again be offered. All proceeds benefit the Central Africa Medical Mission.

BINGO FAMILY FUN NIGHT!

� :) “Happiness is yelling ‘BINGO’” :)

WHO? Family and Friends of David’s Star Church and School

WHAT? A night full of free food, fellowship and fun! Come eat dinner and stay for a couple of fun rounds of BINGO

WHEN? Friday, March 13th FREE Dinner at 5:30p.m. First Round of Bingo at 6:30pm

WHERE? David’s Star Lutheran Gymnasium

WHY? Why not? Join your DS family for a chance to dine and WIN!

It’ll be a free fun night out with friends and family!

Spring cleaning is coming sooner than normal for David’s Star this year. Join us for our first ever kids’ clothing “Open Drawer” event. Clean out your drawers and gather whatever coats, clothes, cleats and whatever else doesn’t fit your kiddos anymore. We’ll be accepting clean, gently used kid’s clothing until Monday, March 2nd. Then, join us for a “take what you need” event on Sunday, March 15th. The gym will be open before, during, and after church that morning. Clothes will be sorted by gender and size and will be free for the taking. Any clothes leftover will be donated to Northside Ministries. Drop off your donations in the school office and the church fellowship area. Look for the donation bins labeled, “Open Drawer”. Don’t miss out on this neat event!

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DAVID’S STAR FELLOWSHIP NIGHT

The 3rd annual David’s Star Fellowship Night will be held Saturday, March 21, 2020 from 7:00 PM—10:00 PM at the Hot House Tavern in Menomonee Falls. This event is hosted by the David’s Star Parents Group. All money raised will go back into our school to support our STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) program. Go to www.tinyurl.com/ds-fellowship to order your tickets. Contact Emily Zarling at 414-698-5089, [email protected] with any questions or for more information.

JR CHARGERS U14 SOFTBALL

The KML Jr. Chargers U14 softball team is looking for 2 to 3 players who are in 7th or 8th grade to join the team this year. The U14s play in league games and three tournaments in the summer. If you are interested, or would like more information about participating, please contact program coordinator, Brian Brandt ([email protected]).

KML FAMILY MUSIC FEST

It is once again time to prepare for Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School’s annual Family Music Fest on Friday, March 27, 2020, from 5:00-9:00 P.M. We hope you can join us for A Salute to America! In addition to our very talented elementary school and high school musical performances, we will feature games, auctions, and the dessert bar, and will showcase the Elementary School Science Fair exhibits for your viewing. We will once again be hosting a fish fry for dinner. Please reserve this date, and join us for a great night of music, food, and family fun!

PIES, DESSERTS, GIFT BASKETS NEEDED FOR FAMILY MUSIC FEST

In the past, pies, fancy desserts, and gift baskets donated by the fabulous people of our federation churches have helped to make KML Family Music Fest a huge success! We want to thank all of you for your continued and generous support. We hope you will be willing to help us out again this year! Sign up sheet and more information is on the kiosk in the gathering space. Questions? Contact Angela Hohenstein at [email protected]

CONCERTS

LUTHER PREPARATORY SCHOOL SACRED SPRING CONCERT The LPS Sacred Spring Concert is Sunday, March 8 at 2:00 PM in the Luther Prep gymnasium. The Concert will also be live streamed at www.lps.wels.net

KML SACRED CONCERT Friday, March 13 at 6:30 PM in the KML PAC.

WELS REGIONAL BAND FESTIVAL CONCERT Sunday, March 15 at 2:00 PM in the KML PAC.

TEEN AIR (Anchored In the Rock) 2020 SCHEDULE

MARCH 8: Second parent and teen Youth Rally meeting at 11:30 AM in the multipurpose room. We will discuss the registration process and pick our group outings.

MARCH 22: Prep meals for the Lenten supper. Meet in the kitchen at David’s Star @ 9:00 AM

MARCH 25: Going to 3:45 PM service? Come to the gym afterwards to serve and clean-up. Going to the 6:30 PM service? Come at 3:45 to help set up and serve.

APRIL: Activity pending

MAY 9: Prep food for Mother’s Day breakfast. Meet in the kitchen at David’s Star from 8:30 – 11:30 AM.

MAY 10: Serve Mother’s Day breakfast. Help with the pie auction fundraiser. All proceeds will help offset the Youth Rally expenses. Meet in the David’s Star kitchen at 7:00 AM to help set up, serve & clean up.

JUNE 23 – 26: 2020 Youth Rally at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Teen A.I.R. contact: Ginger Oestreich 262.305.2864 / [email protected]

LENT 2020

Wednesday’s 3:45 & 6:30 PM

March 4 - Pastor Rohrback, (Redeemer, Cedarburg) Hidden Warrior (John 11:33-37)

March 11 - Pastor Henning, (St. Lucas, Kewaskum) Skirmishes (Hebrews 4:15)

March 18 - Pastor Loescher, (David’s Star) Reconnaissance Report: Know Your Enemy (Ephesians 6:12)

March 25 - Pastor Hoogervorst, (St. Lucas, Kewaskum) The Warrior Rejected by Many Followers (John 6:66)

April 1 - Pastor Woldt, (David’s Star) The Warrior Faces Satan’s Ally, the World (John 18:38)

LENTEN MEALS Our Lenten meal is offered between services from 4:30 - 6:00 pm in the gym. (Those arriving after 5:45, please pick up your food in the kitchen area.) Eight organizations at David’s Star are willing to serve a meal for this fellowship opportunity. Everyone is invited to help with donations of food and/or serving. Sign-up sheets are on the table in the gathering space. Thank you.

March 4 Oasis Bible Study groups will serve chili and macaroni & cheese. March 11 Thursday Morning Women’s Bible Study will serve Sloppy Joe sandwiches. March 18 Adult Choir and Adult Handbells will serve Tacos. March 25 Teen AIR (Anchored In the Rock) group will host a Pasta Bar. April 1 Dartball Team and OWLS (Organization of WELS Lutheran Seniors) will serve shredded chicken on a bun and a variety of salads.

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NEWS AND EVENTS AROUND THE SYNOD

Full-Time Director for 2020 Mission and Ministry Held at WELS Christian Aid and Relief Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary

Last fall, the Synodical Council made the decision to From Feb. 4-6, students at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, call a full-time director for WELS Christian Aid and Mequon, Wis., participated in Mission and Ministry, an Relief. annual three-day event organized by the students. WELS Christian Aid and Relief has been the vehicle by Under the theme “Share the Feast,” this event highlighted which WELS members have generously supported the worldwide work of WELS. Each day featured a worship relief efforts in times of natural disaster and in other service, keynote address, and an update from WELS situations where our Christian love moves us to administration. In addition, to give these future pastors a provide some type of financial assistance. Until now, cross-section of experiences they may face in ministry, 24 the work of WELS Christian Aid and Relief has been breakout sessions were offered in specific topics. faithfully overseen by a commission with a chairman These sessions included discussions on mission trips for who also serves as a full-time pastor. But experience congregation members, how to use social media and the has shown that the scope of the work requires more internet to reach out, world mission updates, how small than what part-time commission members and their groups are a blessing to congregations, planting churches chairman can provide. That led to the establishment of in rural areas, reaching out to military members, a a full-time position. member’s perspective on starting a mission congregation, One of the benefits of a full-time director will be the and cross-cultural urban ministry. development of a program to prepare and train In addition, WELS organizations set up displays to share congregations and their leaders in disaster response information about their work in God’s kingdom. This before a disaster hits. The new director will spend introduces future pastors to all the synodical resources much of his time developing resources for available to support ministries. congregations and providing the training needed to “As I worked with the organizers for the displays, I was prepare for relief efforts. One part of the plan is to able to appreciate the different services that WELS has to position lay coordinators in all 12 districts who can offer to its members,” says senior Daniel Schmidt, one of provide local expertise and advice to congregations the event organizers. Hearing from the presenters “helped when disasters occur. me to solidify my interest in missions.” Why call a pastor for this work? The primary reason is Seminary students are not the only ones who benefit from that disaster relief efforts often provide opportunities the event. On Feb. 4, the junior class of pastor-track for gospel outreach efforts in the communities students at Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minn., affected by disasters. The Synodical Council recognized attended presentations. On Feb. 5 and 6, students from that in addition to providing aid as an expression of Bethany Lutheran Seminary, Mankato, Minn., attended. In our Christian love, this work is also a ministry in which all, almost 200 students, professors, and guests the sharing of the gospel can and should play a vital participated. role. As a pastor, the new director will also have many For photos of the event, visit the seminary’s Facebook opportunities to preach in congregations throughout page. the synod as he represents the mission of WELS Christian Aid and Relief. Learn more about WELS Christian Aid and Relief WELS WOMEN WRITERS CONFERENCE at wels.net/relief. WELS Women’s Ministry is excited to partner with Serving with you in Christ, Northwestern Publishing House to host the WELS WELS President Mark Schroeder Women Writers Conference, April 24-25, 2020 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Waukesha. To register visit https://wm.welsrc.net/wels-women-writers- conference. The registration deadline is April 5, 2020. Email [email protected] with any questions.

COUNCIL CAPSULE - FEBRUARY MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

Membership Report (Pastor Woldt) Incoming: None Outgoing: Gilbert-Foster, Kelly (Release)

Pastor’s Report (Pastor Woldt) Pastor Loescher took a few days vacation to visit his son Martin who is vicaring in Denver, CO. Lent begins February 26. The Lenten preaching rotation is set, once again including the pastors from Redeemer, Cedarburg and St. Lucas, Kewaskum. I will be traveling to New Ulm for governing board meetings at Martin Luther College taking place later next week. Pastor Loescher is preparing the 8th grade students for confirmation on Palm Sunday. There are no public school confirmation students this year, primarily because all of our active member families are using our Lutheran elementary school. We give thanks for that blessing. The teen group will be going to the International Youth Rally this summer. Mission journeys and soccer camp trip to Texas will be taking place at the beginning of June. More mission opportunities are available if there is interest in the congregation.

Evangelism (Paul Zietlow) Goals for the committee, regular meetings. Andrew Loescher and Paul Zietlow will start out and looking for others who are willing to volunteer. Going to invite many people who are assisting with several items (for example, website, greeters, friendship book, etc.). Paul has 5 initial goals…assimilation of guests, increasing friendliness during the service and at the front door, create brochure to provide guests, Oasis group expansion, create a brochure why we are not non-denominational.

Spiritual Growth (Jon Kruse) Looking into Ministry Fair.

Board for Buildings and Grounds (Brian Lee) Quotes have been acquired for carpet replacement. We are investigating what materials are under the carpet, which may affect the overall project. Create a dedicated fund for the expense and revenue, if any, from the church woods. A neighbor along Church Road is petitioning the county to reduce the speed limit from 55mph.

Old Business - Joint Work Exploration with Morning Star –Shana Beyersdorf has volunteered to assist, for a total of three people on this committee.

Update of Progress toward WI Parental Choice participation—David’s Star Lutheran School has been accepted into the program. Application period is open until April 16, 2020. It is not difficult to apply. A parent came to school to register so the process could be observed. DPI has not sent us usernames and passwords to see how many have applied. Families will need a proof of income and proof of residence to be verified by the school administrators. Financial training for the staff in Madison Monday March 9th. Current projects involve working with applications and the May 1st deadline for cash flow report.

Treasurer’s Report (Joshua Boeldt) - 2020 January Operating Budget Praise be to the Lord! The total offerings for December were $202,361, which is 26% higher than the budgeted offerings. The total income for the month was 27% higher than budgeted for December and was 1.7% higher for the year. The actual expenses for December were 0.4% lower than the budgeted amount for the month and were also 0.4% lower for the year as a whole. The overall fund balance at the end of December shows a surplus of $33,165.

2020 January Ministries Beyond our Congregation The remittances in January for the WELS mission were 3.3% lower than budgeted for, while the KMLHS operating mission remittances were 9.6% lower than budget. The KML Joyful Noise remittances were 22% lower than the amount budgeted for. The total amount remitted for all missions was about 8.5% lower than the amount budgeted for January and the year to date.

2020 January Building Fund The mortgage loan balance at the end of January is $791,411.84. The council’s objective is to maintain a $100,000 cushion in the building fund debt account—our balance at 1/31/20 was $57,875. This balance is down about 6.3% from last month.

Next Council Meeting: 7pm; March 10, 2020

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Equipping Christian Witnesses is a campaign that gratefully recognizes 150+ years of ministerial training in our synod and, more specifically, 25 years of training at Martin Luther College. The title, “Equipping Christian Witnesses,” reflects not only the mission of MLC—to train a corps of Christian witnesses to meet WELS ministry needs—but also the pillars of this campaign.

This two-year (July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2021) capital campaign will celebrate the 2020 silver anniversary of MLC. These are the goals of Equipping Christian Witnesses campaign:

• Recruit students for gospel ministry, resulting in an MLC on-campus enrollment of 900-1,000 • Increase student financial aid by receiving gifts totaling $3-5 million for MLC’s Congregational Partner Grant Program matching fund • Improve MLC student facilities by receiving gifts totaling $13 million to build Luther Heights residence hall and the Knight Center recreational facility.

Pray boldly that we use this celebration to recruit with rigor countless Christian witnesses . . . to increase our financial support of our students . . . and to provide the necessary facilities to equip our students for their future ministries.

Giving forms can be found on the kiosk in the gathering space and on the table in the narthex. For more information, visit mlc-wels.edu/mlc-campaign, speak with our congregation liaison, Randy Matter ([email protected]), or Pastor Woldt.

PARISH NURSE NEWS

“Just Sit with Me”

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2020 Blood Pressure Screenings

3/22; 4/26; 6/28

7/26; 9/27; 10/25; 11/22

Sue Bolha, RN Screenings take place in the Parish Nurse Office located off of the gathering space, east of the elevator, between services.

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CENTRAL AFRICA MEDICAL MISSION — Malawi - February, 2020

Here in Malawi, it’s another rainy season. I wake up on clinic days and if I hear rain on our metal roof, or see threatening clouds, I wonder what our commute to the village will be like on mainly dirt roads. Thankfully we have our amazing Landcruiser, a great driver and today the rain didn’t start until we were nearly on the paved road again. I was able to watch the scenes on our way to Thunga- the amazing green of the hills and fields with maize growing high, a small boy herding nervous goats, men riding bicycles carrying heavy loads of firewood, women in bright zitenje with baskets on their heads and babies on their backs walking to market, and little children smiling and waving at us. What struck me on the drive was three different adults, who were going about their work outdoors, stopping to give us a smile and thumbs up. They know the Lutheran vehicle and where we are headed. They know that our staff will soon be caring for the sick in their rural community, as well as seeing that women and children receive preventive healthcare. They count on us. We arrive at clinic where dozens of men, women and children were sitting in the shade, or getting weighed by our village staff. As our maintenance worker helps to unload all of our supplies from the ambulance, a church elder, Moses, starts a devotion with singing a hymn with the crowd, then shares scripture and preaches a short sermon in Chichewa. I listen while checking over the crowd to look for anyone who might need immediate medical attention. We sing another hymn and he ends with a blessing. One of our RNs then gives a health talk on scabies, a very common skin infection. Our registrar then finishes the task of registering the outpatients. The new pregnant women (antenatals) come to my station to have their hemoglobin levels checked. The lines for malaria testing form, as we identify thosewith symptoms including fever. Our nurse-midwives begin organizing the antenatal, family planning and under-fives’ lines. Nurses in the pharmacy prepare all of the medicines to dispense. Our Health Surveillance Assistants (government employees) start giving tetanus vaccine to pregnant women, and soon there is a constant cry of well babies getting their vaccines in under-fives’ clinic. The outpatients are then seen by our clinician, treated for illnesses including malaria, respiratory illnesses, arthritis, skin conditions, diarrhea, anemia, hypertension, asthma and epilepsy. A baby is diagnosed with pneumonia, receives antibiotic injections and is referred to the hospital. Our nutritionist identifies moms with underweight children and enrolls them in our nutrition program where they will have instruction and receive supplemental maize and soya. Clients are tested for HIV, receive counseling and are referred to receive treatment as needed. All of this happens at each of our four village clinics on a regular basis. We saw 46,141 patients in 2019. So much goes into making it all happen. My husband Gary, as administrator, is behind the scenes making sure our staff is paid, vehicles and buildings are maintained and the budget balances. As nurse in charge, I must ensure we have adequate supply of medicines, test kits, food supplements, and vaccines. This includes what we buy and what we receive free from the government, such as the malaria treatment medication we refer to as LA. Recently, there has been shortages of this, and we are thankful we still have enough to treat our patients. It involves a lot of driving, careful planning and communication. But it also involves trusting God, asking him to provide for our needs in serving his children here in Malawi. It involves all of your prayers and donations which allow this work to continue with the Lutheran Mobile Clinic, for which we are sincerely thankful.

“And my God will meet all your needs according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus”. Phil. 4:19

Your sister in Christ, Beth Evans

To learn more about CAMM or how you can get involved contact Linda Liesener at [email protected] or 262.677.3844

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7:45 AM Worship Service w/ 8:00 AM Walking 6:30 PM Adult Hand- 8:30 AM JAM! (Jesus & 9:30 AM Women's Bible 8:30 AM Bible 5:00 PM Worship Holy Communion #1 Group bell Rehearsal Me) (Gym) Study (MPR) Chat (MPR) Service #3 9:10 AM Children's & Adult Bible 7:00 PM Compassion 7:35 PM Adult Choir 10:00 AM Bible Study 6:30 PM Evening Bible Study Bridge Support Group Rehearsal (MPR) Study (MPR) 10:15 AM Worship Service w/ (MPR) 3:45 PM Lenten Service Holy Communion #9 4:30 PM Lenten Meal (Gym) 6:30 PM Lenten Service #2

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Daylight Savings Begins 8:00 AM Walking 6:00 AM Men's Break- 10:00 AM Bible Study 7:00 PM Ladies' Aid 8:30 AM Bible 5:00 PM Worship 7:45 AM Worship Service #4 Group fast Bible Study @ (MPR) (MPR) Chat (MPR) Service w/ Holy 9:10 AM Children's & Adult Bible 7:00 PM Compassion Jimmy's 3:45 PM Lenten Service Communion #7 Study Bridge Support Group 6:30 PM Adult Hand- 4:30 PM Lenten Meal 10:15 AM Worship Service #5 (MPR) bell Rehearsal (Gym) 11:30 AM Parent/Teen Youth 7:00 PM Council Meet- 6:30 PM Lenten Service #6 Rally Meeting (MPR) ing (MPR) 7:35 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal-Women 8:00 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal-Men

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 7:45 AM Worship Service w/ 8:00 AM Walking 6:30 PM Adult Hand- 8:30 AM JAM! (Jesus & 9:30 AM Women's Bible 8:30 AM Bible 5:00 PM Worship Holy Communion #9 Group bell Rehearsal? Me) (Gym) Study (MPR) Chat (MPR) Service #2 9:10 AM Children's & Adult Bible 3:45 PM Women's 7:35 PM Adult Choir 10:00 AM Bible Study 6:30 PM Evening Bible Study Retreat Meeting Rehearsal-Women? (MPR) Study (MPR) 10:15 AM Worship Service w/ (Extended Learning 8:00 PM Adult Choir 3:45 PM Lenten Service Holy Communion #8 Center) Rehearsal-Men? 4:30 PM Lenten Meal 7:00 PM Compassion (Gym) Bridge Support Group 6:30 PM Lenten Service #1 (MPR)

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Blood Pressure Screening 8:00 AM Walking 6:00 AM Men's Break- 10:00 AM Bible Study 6:30 PM Examination 8:30 AM Bible 5:00 PM Worship 7:45 AM Worship Service #3 Group fast Bible Study @ (MPR) Service Chat (MPR) Service #6 9:00 AM Teens Prep Meals for 6:30 PM Children's Jimmy's 3:45 PM Lenten Service Lenten Supper (DS Kitchen) Bible Study Teachers 6:30 PM Adult Hand- 4:30 PM Lenten Meal 9:10 AM Children's & Adult Bible Meeting (Atrium) bell Rehearsal (Gym) Study 7:00 PM Compassion 7:35 PM Adult Choir 6:30 PM Lenten Service #5 10:15 AM Worship Service #4 Bridge Support Group Rehearsal-Women (MPR) 8:00 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal-Men

29 30 31 7:45 AM Worship Service #8 NO School NO School 9:10 AM Children's & Adult Bible 8:00 AM Walking 6:30 PM Adult Hand- Study Group bell Rehearsal? 10:15 AM Worship Service #7 7:00 PM Compassion 6:30 PM Elders Meet- Bridge Support Group ing (MPR) (MPR) 7:35 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal-Women? 8:00 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal-Men?

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David’s Star Evangelical Lutheran Church 2740 David’s Star Drive Jackson, WI 53037 (262) 677-2412 www.davidsstar.org

Pastor Kurt W. Loescher Pastor Michael A. Woldt Mission Statement David’s Star Evangelical Lutheran Church Worship Schedule

Fall - Winter This congregation shall strive to proclaim the Law and Gospel; to Saturday 5:00 PM lead sinners to repentance and faith in Christ Jesus for life and Sunday 7:45 & 10:15 AM salvation; to strengthen believers in faith and sanctification through Children’s & Adult Bible Study 9:10 AM the Means of Grace; to equip believers as disciples, stewards, and Memorial Day - Labor Day witnesses for sharing the Gospel of Jesus with our fellowmen. Thursday 6:30 PM The continuing purpose of this congregation, as a group of Saturday 5:00 PM Christians, and ultimate objective, is to serve all people in God’s Sunday 7:45 & 9:30 AM world with his Gospel. All members of this congregation shall strive Also Available to proclaim the joys of Christian life and to witness for Christ to the

David’s Star Lutheran School best of their individual abilities. K3 Preschool - Grade 8 (1 John 5:1-10) Principal: Mr. Timothy Gustafson [email protected]