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Welcome Guests! We are glad you are here! Here are a few things we thought you would like to know to help you feel at home with us today:

Please accept one of the green bags that you will find on your way out of the front entrance of the sanctuary as our gift to you.

Restrooms are located in the large room adja-cent to the sanctuary. Our ushers will be glad to point you in the proper direction.

Children are always welcome to worship with us. However, for your convenience, a nursery is available for parents with children 3 years old and younger. The nursery is staffed during the T3 hour (Tr in i ty Time Together ) & 10:45am service. Parents may use this room during the 8:00am service as well, being able to watch the service on the TV located in that

room. An usher will be happy to help you find the nursery room.

The offering is an opportunity for our members to support the Lord’s work at Trinity. As our guest, we ask only that you sign our Friendship Pad as it is passed down the pew.

When we celebrate the Lord’s Supper, we do so convinced that Jesus gives us His true body and blood for the forgiveness of our sins. Re-ceiving the Lord’s Supper here expresses not only fellowship with the Lord, but also agreement with the teachings of this congregation. There-fore communicant members of LC-MS congrega-tions are always welcome to commune with us, and other guests wishing to commune are kindly asked to speak with the pastor before the ser-vice. We cherish the opportunity to worship with all followers of Jesus, and we regret the sad divisions within Christianity. Whether you are

communing with us today or not, please join us (and Jesus!) in praying for truth and unity within His Church.

This facility is equipped with a hearing assis-tance system. Please ask an usher for a receiv-er.

We would love to have your family join us for coffee, snacks, and the casual, conversational Bible Study we call T3 that takes place most weekends in the gym. Ask any of our members and we will be happy to help you find your way and get settled in.

In Christ, Pastor Carl Lehenbauer Pastor Joshua Rusert

April 22, 2018

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Below are a few of the programs that are being supported through our Christ for Africa Auction held on Saturday, April 21. If you were not able to attend the auction but would like to sup-port any of the following, please feel free to fill out this form and return to the church office. (Checks made out to Trinity CFA Auc-tion). THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! I would like to support Pastor Chris Ikanih, who is building a church in his home village in Asaba, Nigeria. This will be the only Lutheran Church in Nigeria’s Delta State. They have com-pleted the exterior, but now need to add the plumbing, electrical work, floors, windows and doors. Donation amount: $___________ I would like to help Pastor Afam Ikanih, he is looking for support for an emerging prison ministry—Free at Last Nigeria (FALN) in Asaba. FALN ministers to prisoners in Enugu Prison by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ, giving them hope and encouraging them with God’s Word. Donation amount: $___________ I would like to support Pastor Salam Ayagri. He addresses both the physical and spiritual needs of the people in Ghana. He is raising money for mosquito nets, used to prevent malaria. He would also like to build a water well for a local village. He needs support to hire two Vicars to help him spread God’s Word in his area of Ghana. Mosquito Nets ($10 each): $__________

Water Well: Donation $_________

Vicar Support: Donation amount: $__________ I would like to support Pastor Dan Schmelzer, who works with Capstone Ministries. This is a ministry for the street children of Western Kenya, focusing on reconciling children with their fami-lies. Funds are needed for school tuition, school lunch program, Lutheran Bible studies, Bibles and Catechisms. Donation amount: $____________ I would like to support the Togo Seminary in West Africa. Cur-rently we are supporting the men in seminary as well as the con-struction of dormitories where the students and families can live. They are hoping to furnish these dorms for the students. Donation amount: $_______ I would like to support Rev. Kasongo Gui Kabeo, originally from the Congo. He is working with French Speaking West Africans here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Funds are needed for his mission work in Milwaukee, as well as for catechisms for his work both here and in the Congo. Donation amount: $______________ Name:__________________________________ Total donation amount: ____________________ No goods or services were provided in exchange for your dona-

tion. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of Freistadt Federal ID: 39-0878683

Look What’s New! New books and resources have been added to Trinity’s Creation Corner in the school library. This space is for EVERYONE – kids and adults, Trinity students, public school, or home schooled. Come down and check it out. All materials are available to be signed out for any length of time that you need. All we ask is that you bring it back when you are finished. Here’s a list of some recent additions: JOURNEY THROUGH THE CREATION MUSEUM - Ex-

perience an amazing tour through the Creation Mu-seum over and over again with this beautiful collec-tion of photos and commentary from Answers in Genesis president Ken Ham. Take this walk through history and see how relevant it is to you and your family in answering the challenges of today’s culture in crisis. By Ken Ham; Master Books

THE BUILDING OF THE ARK ENCOUNTER - Located in Williamstown, Kentucky, the Ark Encounter is a one-of-a-kind historically themed attraction. In an enter-taining, educational, and immersive way, it presents a number of historical events centered on the Ark and the Flood as presented in the Book of Genesis. By Answers in Genesis; Master Books

MORE THAN A CARPENTER - Skeptic Josh McDowell thought Christians were out of their minds. He ridi-culed and insulted them, then decided to combat them with his own thorough research to disprove the claims of Jesus Christ.. To his surprise, he discovered that the evidence suggested exactly the opposite—that Jesus, instead of being simply a first-century He-brew carpenter, truly was the God he claimed to be. By Josh McDowell and Sean McDowell; Tyndale House Publishing House

GUIDE TO DINOSAURS - Dinosaurs were amazing creatures. From the time their bones were un-earthed, the story of these unusual beasts has capti-vated people of all ages. But there are still many questions. This book explores the fascinating history of these animals and the discoveries that have been made about them. By Institute for Creation Research; Harvest House Publishers

GUIDE TO CREATION BASICS - ICR’s Guide To Crea-tion Basics is elegantly produced and powerfully pre-sented. The favorite dogmas of evolution are boldly examined and dismantled with the obvious truth that God’s handiwork is clearly visible everywhere. This book sets forth a generous sampling of that evi-dence, making a vivid and compelling case for the Biblical account of creation. This is an invaluable re-source for students, teachers, or anyone confused by authoritative sounding skeptics. By Institute for Crea-tion Research

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Prayer Before Worship Lord Jesus, I want this time to belong to You and You alone. You deserve my undivided attention and my complete adoration. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit so that I can give You what You alone deserve, my true worship. Amen.

Old Testament Reading: 1 Samuel 26: 2-11 So Saul went down to the Desert of Ziph, with his three thousand chosen men of Israel, to search there for David. Saul made his camp beside the road on the hill of Hakilah facing Jeshimon, but David stayed in the desert. When he saw that Saul had followed him there, he sent out scouts and learned that Saul had definitely arrived. Then David set out and went to the place where Saul had camped. He saw where Saul and Abner son of Ner, the commander of the army, had lain down. Saul was lying inside the camp, with the army encamped around him. David then asked Ahimelech the Hittite and Abishai son of Zeruiah, Joab's brother, "Who will go down into the camp with me to Saul?" "I'll go with you," said Abishai. So David and Abishai went to the army by night, and there was Saul, lying asleep inside the camp with his spear stuck in the ground near his head. Abner and the soldiers were lying around him. Abishai said to Da-vid, "Today God has delivered your enemy into your hands. Now let me pin him to the ground with one thrust of my spear; I won't strike him twice." But David said to Abishai, "Don't destroy him! Who can lay a hand on the LORD's anointed and be guiltless? As surely as the LORD lives," he said, "the LORD himself will strike him; either his time will come and he will die, or he will go into battle and perish. But the LORD forbid that I should lay a hand on the LORD's anointed. Now get the spear and water jug that are near his head, and let's go."

P: This is the Word of the Lord C: Thanks be to God. Anthem: “You, Jesus, Are My Shepherd True” (8:00) Mixed Choir Epistle Reading: Romans 12: 9-21 (Sermon Text) Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good. Be devoted to one another in brotherly love. Honor one another above yourselves. Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord. Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. Share with God's people who are in need. Practice hospitality. Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse. Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn. Live in harmo-ny with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to associate with people of low position. Do not be conceited. Do not repay anyone evil for evil. Be careful to do what is right in the eyes of everybody. If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. Do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for God's wrath, for it is written: "It is mine to avenge; I will repay," says the Lord. On the contrary: "If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink. In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head." Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.

P: This is the Word of the Lord C: Thanks be to God.

Gospel—Good News: Matthew 5: 38-48 "You have heard that it was said, 'Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth.' But I tell you, Do not resist an evil person. If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also. And if someone wants to sue you and take your tunic, let him have your cloak as well. If someone forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles. Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you. "You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be sons of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. If you love those who love you, what re-ward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? And if you greet only your brothers, what are you doing more than others? Do not even pagans do that? Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect.

P: This is the Gospel of the Lord. C: Praise to you, O Christ!

Divine Service 1 5:00pm & 8:00am

Time of Greeting

Hymn of the Month #481

Opening Liturgy p. 151

Psalm of the Month Psalm 31:9-16

Kyrie p. 152

Hymn of Praise p. 155 “This is the Feast”

Salutation & Collect p. 156

Old Testament Reading

Anthem: (8:00)

Epistle Reading

Gospel—Good News

Creed p. 158/159

Children’s Message (8:00)

Sermon Hymn #732

Sermon: Rev. Carl Lehenbauer “Epic” (5:00) “Transformed Relationships” (8:00 & 10:45) Offertory p. 159

Offering: Now is the perfect time to sign the Friendship Pad and pass it along, returning it to the inside aisle seat when finished.

Prayer of the Church

Lord’s Prayer (Inside back cover of hymnal)

(8:00 service continues with the Benediction & Closing Hymn)

Words of Institution p. 162

Sharing of Peace

Agnus Dei p. 163

Distribution Hymns #740 #633 #709

Thanksgiving Prayer p. 166

Benediction

Closing Hymn #547

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Weekly Church Bulletin This Week at Trinity

SATURDAY (4/21) 7:00 AM- Men’s Bible Study 5:00 PM– Traditional Worship/C 6:00 PM– Christ for Africa Auction

SUNDAY (4/22) 8:00 AM– Traditional Worship 9:15 AM- Fellowship in Gym 9:25 AM- T3– Large Group in Gym —Small Group in Art/Science 10:45 AM– Praise Service/C/Gr. 1-2 Sing

MONDAY (4/23)

TUESDAY (4/24) 7:30 AM– Men’s Bible Study

WEDNESDAY (4/25) 8:00 AM– Chapel 9:00 AM– NO Women’s Bible Study until further notice

THURSDAY (4/26) 7:30 AM– Women’s Bible Study 11:30 AM– Bible Study 6:30 PM– Handbells, Bible Study, Public School Confirmation 7:30 PM– Mixed Choir

FRIDAY (4/27) Confirmation Retreat 8:30 AM– Women in the Word

SATURDAY (4/28) Confirmation Retreat 7:00 AM- Men’s Bible Study 5:00 PM– Traditional Worship/C

SUNDAY (4/29) Confirmation Retreat 8:00 AM– Traditional Worship /C 9:00 AM-Blood Pressure Screening/Music Rm. 9:00 AM- Thank You Reception for Pastor & Ardis Bernhardt 9:15 AM– NO T3 Today (Resumes 5/6) 10:45 AM– Praise Service/C/Gr. 5-6 Sing 4:00 PM– PTL Roller Skating at Skateland, Cedarburg

Next Congregational Meeting will be held on Sunday, May 6th at 12:00 PM

FROM THE BUSINESS MANAGER... For as long as I can remember, my house has had a particular item ready to go, just in case of an emergency. It is always visible, always within reach, and keeps us prepared at a moments notice, should it be need-ed. That's right, it is my wife's emergency watermelon. What is an emergency watermelon? Well, as it has been explained to me, in the event that we receive unexpected company at our home, or we are invit-ed to someone else's house on a whim, my wife grabs the emergency watermelon, cuts it up, and we are ready to entertain with juicy wedges of fruity goodness. During the summer, in the heat of an all-out poten-tial hospitality war, we may even have 3 or 4 emergency watermelons prepared for battle. You might find one in the car, one in the mudroom, one on the counter, and once, I even found one in the bathroom. Being prepared for the unexpected, the unanticipated, or the all-out emergen-cy event is often something we plan on planning, but never get to. Over 57% of all adult Americans have less than $1,000 in an emergency sav-ings account. Getting hit with a surprise car repair, or a busted furnace, or finding out you need to pay for braces for your fifth child, can all catch you off-guard and unprepared. No one enjoys delayed gratification, but saving for tomorrow by sacrificing a little today, is never a decision that you end up regretting. As you pursue being a good steward of the gifts that God has blessed you with, consider taking some time to make some small changes. Plan for those emergencies. You know they will come, and when they do, you will be better prepared. I stubbed my toe on another watermelon this morning. It's a new one that seemed to ap-pear overnight. I wonder who is coming over. Commence emergency watermelon preparations.

APRIL FOOD BARREL ITEMS Cereal, granola bars, crackers, rice,

potato flakes

WORSHIP ASSISTANT/ USHER/ACOLYTE/NURSERY SCHEDULE

April 21 & 22 5:00 PM– Mike Strupp/Team #2/Owen Szpiszar 8:00 AM– Jon Szpiszar/Team #9/ Tim Gierach 10:45 AM–Mike Welter/Team #3/Paul Riemer Organist– Marlene Forshee Nursery– Kim Rusch (9:15) Open but not staffed (10:45)

April 28 & 29 5:00 PM– Ryan Campbell/Team #2/Eden Alexander 8:00 AM– Craig Gabor, Charlie Thon, Lou Giza, Jim Yahr/Team #9/ Nick Wollin 10:45 AM–Gary Janetzke/Team #3/Anaya Schwingle Organist– Marlene Forshee Nursery– Open but not staffed(9:15) Open but not staffed (10:45)

Copies of the APRIL 15th bulletin can be found on the table in the Gathering Room as well as by the church mailboxes for any-one wishing a copy of last week’s bulletin.

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Parish Staff Senior Pastor Rev. Carl W. Lehenbauer Associate Pastor Rev. Joshua D. Rusert Interim Principal Mr. Gene Ladendorf Director of Discipleship Mr. Richard Adams Director of Music Mrs. Marlene Forshee I.T. Mr. Joshua Hunholz Ministry Coordinator Mrs. Cindy Mollwitz Director of Athletics Mr. John Saleska Administrative Assistant Ms. Nancy Dittloff Office Manager Mrs. Lori Scheck Business Manager Mr. Brian Axtman Maintenance Mr. Erick Granke Early Childhood Director Mrs. Catrina Kagerbauer Pre-school Ms. Melissa Appleby Kindergarten Mrs. Stacy Gehrke 1st Grade Mrs. Susan Ernst 2nd Grade Mrs. Kathy Adams 3rd Grade Mrs. Sarah Knuth 4th Grade Mrs. Nichol Kreger 5th-8th Grade Ms. Rebecca Jahr 5th - 8th Grade Mr. Robert Anderson 5th-8th Science Mrs. Vicki Mokros Literature & Spanish Mr. Collin Mayer Art Teacher Mr. Joshua Janetzke Support Teachers Mrs. Terry Schoessow Mrs. Pat Dobberfuhl Mrs. Holly Schulz Lunch Program Mrs. Eunice Szpiszar Mr. Daniel Szpiszar

School Library/ Creation Corner Mr. Greg Black

I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart; I will recount all of Your wonderful deeds. Psalm 9:1 Dear Father, we humbly come before You with grateful hearts, praising You with all our being. For we know that every good and perfect gift comes from You. Forgive us in our humanity when we fail to recog-nize, and give thanks each & every day. We especially thank You Lord for: Samuel Seefeld as he considers his call to be Trinity’s Principal & the call he holds at Milwau-

kee Lutheran H.S. Nichol Kreger (Trinity 4th Grade Teacher) as she considers a call to St. Paul’s, Grafton and the

call she holds here at Trinity. Liam Joshua Hunholz (son of Joshua & Kayleen Hunholz) baptized on Sunday.

God is my strength and power. He makes my way perfect. 2 Samuel 22:33 Lord, help me to remember that nothing is going to happen to me today that You and I can’t handle to-gether. Today I release all control to You and ask that You give clarity to all especially... David & Rachel Baker serving in Mongolia, Rev. Fred Reinhardt serving in Burkina Faso Our military, serving our country: Sarah Geidel (Reserves), Mark Liedtke (Special Ops), Rebec-

ca Guild (serving in Hawaii), Akan Udoeyop (serving in Germany), James Hauser (serving in Afghanistan), Madison Kessel Lyon (serving in Okinawa), Nicholas Zanow (Basic Training)

Dru Wyatt, Aaron Kagerbauer, and all others who need the power of Your physical and spiritu-al healing.

Family of Randall Ziegler (mourning Randall’s passing this past week) Family of Gene Kreienbrink (mourning Gene’s passing this past week) Dorothy (Gerhardt) Schoessow (recovering from a fall & hip surgery) Chris Lindau (diagnosed with cancer)

April Prayer Topic– Those struggling with their faith Lord, according to Your Holy Word, You said my faith in You and my belief that Jesus is the Son of God gives me victory to overcome the world. Help me believe You and let me see that faith is crucial if I am going to be a victor and an overcomer. Lord, please increase my faith in You and help my unbelief. Amen.

email: prayers@trinityfreistadt.com Telephone Prayer Chain: 262-242-2045 Prayer Request Form: www.trinityfreistadt.com

(18) 12’ Carpet Tubes (6) 5 gallon buckets

(14) 1”x 2” x 8’ furring strips (6) bags of sand

(8) 2 x 2 x 8’ furring strips (20) 4x8 corrugated cardboard

(27) 1x3x 8’ furring strips (60-90) cardboard boxes (assembled broken down)

(3) 1x4x8’ furring strips (48) wrapping paper rolls

(2) ½” x 4’x8’ plywood (4) ½” x 6’ foam pipe insulation tubes

(18) 2x4x8 construction lumber (6) 5 gallon buckets

(6) 8” x 12’ Concrete Forming Tubes or Print-ing Cores

(6) bags of sand

(6) ¼” x 2” carriage bolts (6) stools (metal or wood)

(12) ¼” x 3” carriage bolts Old books, old lanterns, old oriental rugs, coconuts

(18) ¼” wing nuts Steamer trunk or chest

(36) ¼” flat washers Wooden bowls and spoons

(24) 1” wide x 4” or 1 ½” wide x 4+” mending plates

Fake flowers and foliage

(6) ¼” x 2” carriage bolts Brown paper grocery bags

Disposable gloves Beige canvas tarps or drop cloths

Attendance Last Week

APRIL 14 & 15 (4/14) 5:00 56 (4/15) 8.00 cancelled 10:45 cancelled Total 56

Volunteers Needed For VBS Set Build Days—No special skills required! Join brothers & sisters in Christ from across the area to prepare the shared VBS sets and decorations for the summer. Volunteers are needed to paint & assemble the dec-orations that all churches in the VBS network share. Saturday, June 2: 9am-2pm at Milwaukee Lutheran High School Saturday, June 9: 9am-2pm at Milwaukee Lutheran High School Help on one or both days, for the entire work day, or for as long as you can help.

Can you donate any of these supplies? To help keep costs down, we are looking for the following donations:

Contact Cindy Mollwitz if you would like to participate in the VBS set building or if you can donate any of these supplies: cmollwitz@trinityfreistadt.com or 262-238-5380

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Trinity’s Adopt-A-Roadway roadside clean up continues on SATURDAY, MAY 12TH from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Trinity is responsible to maintain the cleanliness of Freistadt Road between Farmdale and Wasaukee Roads, and Granville Road be-tween Highland and Mequon Roads. Participants can be as young as 11, but anyone under 16 years old must be accompa-nied by a parent. We can have a maximum of 20 people participate, so if you would like to be included, you must sign up in the Gathering Room. This is a fun and simple way to serve our community, enjoy the beautiful spring weather, and get to know your fellow members of Trinity better. Call, text, or email Rick Adams (radams@trinityfreistadt.com, 414-801-6690) if you have any questions.

APRIL NEHEMIAH PROJECT—Marketing efforts are not free. Paid advertising, like Trinity’s ongoing use of Google Ad-Words, our new school promotional vid-eo playing in theaters, and our recent print advertisement in local newspapers for Holy Week and Easter services, come at a cost.

This month’s Nehemiah Project will raise funds for selective marketing opportuni-ties for our church and school. Our goal is to raise $10,000 for advertising, print, and possible signage. Along with that paid advertising, we’ll continue to pur-sue low and no cost publicity like visiting area congregations without schools, us-ing social media, and taking advantage of free publicity in area newspapers. In addition, we ask you to continue to tell your friends, co-workers, and family about our church and school ministry as we all seek to join in His mission. (Donation envelopes can be found in the Gathering Room.)

Thank you for considering a donation to the April Nehemiah project.

LWR COLLECTION: Thank you for the towels! Now we need to work on baby items: sweaters, hooded sweatshirts, undershirts (no onesies), and sleepers (preferably without feet). Items should be sized 6 mos.-24 mos. We can still use 3-4 oz bar soap. Items may be placed in the LWML collec-tion box found in the mailroom. Thank you for supporting Lutheran World Relief.

The LWML SWD ZONE 5 SPRING RALLY will be held on Saturday, April 28th at 9:00 a.m. at First Immanuel Cedarburg. Ingathering items are for MOST Ministries VBS program. Please bring boxes of 24 crayons and Zip-loc bags (snack, quart, and gallon). Our own Amy Kay will be the guest speaker sharing her MOST Ministry trip to Nicaragua.

A CONGREGATIONAL CALL MEETING was held on Wednesday, April 18th for the purpose of calling a Principal for Trinity. Please keep Samuel See-feld in your prayers as he considers his call to serve as Principal for Trini-ty and the call he currently holds at Milwaukee Lutheran High School.

Krankin' For Kids charity bike ride & walk

Saturday, JUNE 23, 2018

Our event offers routes through scenic roads and trails of Wash-ington and Ozaukee Counties.

This family-friendly ride accommodates all skill and fitness levels, includ-ing: 36-mile, 15-mile, and 5-mile routes. Even if you prefer not to bike, we invite you to participate in our adventure walk for all those non-riders who still want to be part of this event.

You also won't want to miss the post-walk/ride activities! Stay for lunch, musical entertainment, sports massages, family activities, and great raffle drawings -- all on the historic grounds of Trinity Lutheran Church.

Your registration also includes a dri-fit T-shirt. But you'll want to register early to guarantee that you get one! Keep in mind, while you can still reg-ister the day of the event, prices will go up slightly after June 9!

Consider organizing a TEAM of 10 or more riders -- then each participant is only $20 ($25 after June 9). Each team member will need to turn in a signed waiver before or on the day of the event. There are team registra-tion forms on our website: lsses.org/events/krankin-kids/registration/.

All proceeds benefit the children at LSSES (Lutheran Special School Educa-tional Services! Each year our special events fund-raising provides much needed scholarship and tuition assistance for at-risk kids. Your participa-tion will directly impact our students who struggle with learning and emo-tional challenges.

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Trinity Lutheran– Freistadt Church, School and Child Care 10729 W. Freistadt Road, Mequon, WI 53097 Church & School: 262-242-2045

Website: trinityfreistadt.com Email: trinity@trinityfreistadt.com

For the last 48 years, we at Trinity have been blessed to have Pastor & Ardis in our midst. Pastor Bernhardt served as Trinity’s Administrative Pastor from 1970-1993 faithfully shepherding the con-gregation in God’s Word through sermons, Bible stud-ies, baptizing countless children & adults, joining many couples in marriage, leading young people in the Rite of Confirmation, visiting the homebound & hospitalized, and comforting families at the loss of a loved one.

During his retirement, Pastor continued to serve by visiting the homebound and lending a helping hand to Trinity’s pastors as he was able. By his side, was his supportive & faithful wife, Ardis, who humbly served her Lord by using the talents He gave her like knitting & crocheting, gardening, baking, quilting, hosting din-ners and so much more! A great many of us have been recipients of her homemade choco-late covered marshmallow Easter eggs which she delivered personally each spring! On April 29th, we’d like to give everyone the opportunity to thank them and to wish them well as they begin a new journey in life, moving to Chippewa Falls, to be closer to family. Please join us in the Gathering Room following the 8:00 service (No T3 this morning) for homemade desserts, juice and coffee.

As we say “thank you” to Pastor Robert & Ardis Bernhardt SUNDAY, APRIL 29th

Following the 8:00 am Service

Trinity’s Gathering Room