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In This Issue

Children’s Chalice…………………..3

Worship in April……………………..4

Food Pantry……………….………...5

Sighs Too Deep Thank Yous……...5

Quilting Group………….….………..5

Soup Cookbooks…………………...5

2019 Church Council………...…….6

Help Wanted………………………..6

Easter Breakfast…………………...6

Offering Envelopes

Jackson & Steph’s Wedding

Save the Date……...7

Fireside Theatre Outing….………..7

Book Group………………………...7

April Calendar………………………8

Volunteer Calendar………………..9

Memorials………………………….10

Shorelight Memory Care

Wish List……………..10

News from the Pews……………...10

Hospital Visitation…………………10

CHALICE A publication of Holy Communion Lutheran Church April, 2019

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The Three Trees

As we journey into Holy Week, I’d like to share with you a folklore story that

I’ve come to love…the story is simply known as, The Three Trees.

Once upon a time, three little trees stood in a forest high on a mountain,

dreaming of what they would be when they were grown. The first little tree

looked up at the stars twinkling like diamonds in the night sky. “I want to hold

treasure,” it said. “I want to be filled with gold and decorated with jewels. I

will be the most beautiful treasure chest in the world!”

The second little tree looked down the mountainside at the ocean far below. “I

want to be a strong sailing ship,” it said. “I want to travel mighty waters and

carry powerful kings. I will be the strongest ship in the world!”

The third little tree said, “I don’t want to leave this mountaintop at all. I want

to grow so tall that when people stop to look at me their eyes will raise up to

heaven, and they will think of God. I will be the tallest tree in the world!”

Years passed, and the trees grew. And then one day, three woodcutters climbed

the mountain. One woodcutter looked at the first tree and said, “This tree is

beautiful! It is perfect for me.” With a dozen swoops of his axe, the first tree

fell. “Now I shall be made into a beautiful treasure chest,” thought the first

tree. “I shall hold marvelous treasures!”

Another woodcutter looked at the second tree and said, “This tree is strong! It

is perfect for me.” With a dozen swoops of his axe, the second tree fell. “Now I

shall sail mighty waters,” thought the second tree. “I shall be made into a

strong ship fit for powerful kings!”

The third tree felt its heart sink as the last woodcutter approached. It stood

straight and tall and pointed bravely towards heaven. But the last woodcutter

never even looked up. “Any kind of tree will do for me,” he muttered. With a

dozen swoops of his axe, the third tree fell.

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The second tree rejoiced when the woodcutter took it to a shipyard. But the

shipbuilder was not thinking about mighty sailing ships. Instead, he hammered

and sawed the tree into a simple fishing boat. The once-strong tree was too The 2019

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first tree rejoiced when the woodcutter took it to a carpenter’s shop. But the carpenter was not thinking about

treasure chests. Instead, he cut and carved the tree into a simple feedbox. The once-beautiful tree was not filled

with gold or decorated with jewels. It was covered with dust, and filled with hay for hungry farm animals.

weak to sail the ocean. It was taken to a little lake, where every day it carried loads of dead, smelly fish.

The third tree was confused when the woodcutter took it to a lumberyard, where it was cut into strong beams and

then left alone. “What happened?” the once-tall tree wondered. “All I ever wanted to do was stay on the moun-

taintop, grow tall, and make people think of God.”

Years passed, and the three trees nearly forgot their dreams. But then one still and silent night, golden starlight

poured over the first tree, as a young woman placed a newborn baby into the feedbox. “I wish I could make a

cradle for him,” her husband whispered. The mother squeezed his hand and smiled as the starlight shone on the

clean and shining wood. “This manger is beautiful,” she said. And suddenly the first tree knew it was holding the

greatest treasure in the world.

And then one humid and cloudy day, a tired traveler and his friends crowded into the small fishing boat. The

traveler fell asleep as the second tree sailed quietly out into the lake. But a thundering storm arose, and the

second tree shuddered, knowing that it did not have the strength to carry so many passengers safely through the

fierce wind and rain.

The tired traveler awoke. He stood up, stretched out his hand, and said with a strong voice, “Peace, be still.”

The storm stopped as quickly as it had begun. And suddenly the second tree knew it was carrying the King of

heaven and earth.

And then one terrible Friday morning, the third tree was startled as its beams were yanked from the old lumber-

yard. It flinched as it was carried through an angry, jeering, spitting crowd. It shuddered when soldiers nailed a

man’s hands and feet to her. It groaned as the man cried out in agony and died. It felt ugly and harsh and cruel.

But at dawn the next Sunday, on the first Easter morning, the earth trembled with joy beneath the third tree, and

it knew that God’s love had changed everything.

It had made the first little tree a beautiful treasure chest. It had made the second little tree a strong sailing ship.

And every time people looked upon the third little tree, they would think of God. That was even better than being

the tallest tree in the world.

My dearest friends in Christ, as we journey into Holy Week, may we always hold in our hearts that God through

Christ Jesus has blessed us with lives that have greater meaning than we could ever imagine!

God’s blessings to each and every one of you,

Pastor Laura

Botanists say that trees need the powerful March winds to flex their trunks and main branches, so that the sap is drawn up to nourish the budding leaves. Perhaps we need the gales of life in the same way, though we dislike enduring them. A blustery period in our fortunes is often the prelude to a new spring of life and health, success and happiness, when we keep steadfast in faith and look to the good in spite of appearances. —Jane Truax

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There will be NO SUNDAY SCHOOL on April 21st or April 28th.

We look forward to the children SINGING in church and WORSHIPPING together

on EASTER SUNDAY!!!

HAPPY BAPTISM BIRTHDAY to the following children who were baptized during the month of April:

Brynlee Adelsen Brady Remington Graham Barbee Wyatt Vachalik Giuliano Ferrentino

Moms, Grandmas and Friends of our Sunday School Children…

***mark your calendars***

11th Annual Pampering, May 12th Youth Room (following the 8:30 service)

Come and enjoy: Nail Painting, Chair Massage, Paraffin Dip, Craft Project, Glamour Shots, Treats

The last day of Sunday School celebration is May 19th. Don’t MISS OUT on the fun!!

Sunday School/Youth Choir Spring 2019 Singing Dates:

*April 14th - Palm Sunday: 8:30 service. "Prepare A Way for the Lord!" Kids will be processing. Please have kids in the choir room by 8:20 A.M. to line up and receive their palms.

If some kids can stay to process for the 10:45 service, that would be great!

*April 21st - Easter: 8:30 service. "This is the Day"

*May 12th - Mother's Day: 8:30 service. "God Has"

Please see Kate for a word list and CD if your child does not yet have one.

Holy Communion Lutheran Church April, 2019

The Children’s Chalice

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Worship Services in April

Please join us for worship during the month of April.

Wednesday, April 3

Soup Supper at 6:00 Lenten worship service at 7:00

Sunday, April 7

5th Sunday of Lent Worship service at 8:30 and 10:45

Wednesday, April 10

Soup Supper at 6:00 Lenten worship service at 7:00

Sunday, April 14

Palm Sunday Worship at 8:30 and 10:45

Sunday School and Youth Choir sings at 8:30

Thursday, April 18

Maundy Thursday Worship at 7:00

Friday, April 19 Good Friday

Tre Ore Worship from 12:00 - 3:00

Come when you are able and leave when you must

Tenebrae Worship at 7:00

Sunday, April 21 Easter Sunday

Easter Dawn Worship 6:30

A unique and moving service, from darkness into the light from death to

life, from the gloom of the tomb to the glory of the resurrection.

Easter Worship at 8:30 and 10:45

Sunday School and Youth Choir sings at 8:30

Sunday, April 28

Second Sunday of Easter Worship at 8:30 and 10:45

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With Sighs Too Deep For Words Thank-Yous

HCLC's worship team would like to recognize and thank all of the musicians whose talents

made our worship "With Sighs too Deep for Words” both beautiful and powerful.

Violinists: Ann Lamar- Heide, William Andersen, Rachel Christensen, Sophie Young,

Lainie Jaeck. Cellists: Betty Peterson and Erik Andersen. Pianist - Gregory Berg, soloist on

the youth song, Isabel Young, and cantor and congregational singing leader, Kate Potter

Barrow. A very special debt of gratitude goes to Ann Lamar-Heide who teaches so many of our young violinists and

helps them to participate in and enhance our worship at HCLC. Your music touched us deeply, making us all experi-

ence the moving and "soul- full" reality of sighs too deep for words.

A warm thank you to the team who brought our Lenten workshop activities to life! Thanks to Shannon Porcaro,

Amy Adelsen, Kerry Perkins, Lisa Lequia and all those who hosted a table. Also, thanks to our Celebrations

and Gatherings Team for the delicious, thoughtful snacks! How fun it was to celebrate and create together as a

church family!

Can you imagine what is like to be a disaster victim and have only a quilt, given to you by Lutheran

World Relief? Disaster victims are so grateful for them and use them for warmth and shelter. Our

quilters will be meeting on Tuesday, April 9 and Tuesday, April 23 at 1:15 in the Mark Hurn room to

work on quilts for LWR. You do not have to have any prior quilting experience to be able to help and we

would love to have more people join us. We are usually finished about 2:30. Come meet the friendly group and

learn what we do! We are grateful for donations of material pieces, king, queen or full size, flat sheets, but please,

no twin size sheets. (We use them as backings for the quilts and cannot use the twin size.) Questions? Please call

Anne Dudycha, 681-8030.

You may notice there is not a list of requested items in the Chalice this month. Instead we have

an Easter tree in the narthex. The tree is decorated with paper eggs. Each egg has a food item

written on it. Please choose an egg (or several of them!), purchase the items and bring them and

the paper eggs back to the church and place them under the tree. With your help we can empty

our Easter tree while we fill the pantry cupboards! (Please remember to return the paper eggs so

we can use them again next year.)

Last year we gave out hams at Easter. Because it was so well received, we are planning to do it again and make it a

new tradition. The Racine County Food Bank is giving us 21 hams, so we have a good start towards reaching our

goal of 80 hams., but we will need your help! You can donate money towards the purchase of hams (please mark

the envelope “Easter hams” or watch for hams to go on sale and purchase one to donate. Please bring donated hams

to the church when the office is open so we can get them into the refrigerator right away. We will need many

different size hams for different size families.

Thank you to all who contribute to or volunteer at the food pantry. We could not continue this ministry without you!

Looking for a good soup recipe to bring to a soup supper, or for a tasty, warm meal on these

cold winter nights? Why not get a copy of Feeding the Flock, the HCLC soup cookbook? There

are nearly 100 recipes included so you are sure to find some you and your family love. Creating an

HCLC soup cookbook was a dream of Jacque Nielsen’s and she began collecting recipes years

ago. Sadly, Jacque did not get to see this project completed. The Celebrations and Gathering Team

took those recipes, added more and dedicated the finished product to Jacque. Each cookbook costs

just $7.00 and is available at the Scrip table on Sunday morning, in the church office during the

week and at our soup suppers on Wednesdays during Lent. Get yours before they are all gone!

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2019 Church Council We would like to welcome the 2019 Church Council

which was installed at the March 17th church service. New council members who were elected at the annual meeting are Cindy Myhre and Shannon Porcaro. Lynn Helmke, Jim Buhler, Joan Fergus and Ken Petersen were all reelected for another term.

The Council members look forward to continuing our efforts in encouraging all church members to give, get involved, and glorify God as we move forward during the 2019 church season. Please feel free to contact

anyone listed below if you have questions, comments, concerns, or specific desires to volunteer.

Patrick BeBow – President

Joan Fergus – Vice President Lynn Helmke – Secretary

Kylee Albright – Treasurer Gregg Albright

Jim Buhler Kathy Dieckhoff

Andy Larson Cindy Myhre Ken Petersen

Shannon Porcaro

A big thank you to our church council members for their commitment to Holy Communion Lutheran

Church and for sharing their time and talents with our congregation.

Help Wanted

Property Chairperson Are you good

at fixing things? Are you handy around

the house? If so, we are in need of your

skills as property chair. You don’t need

to do the work yourself, but do need to be good at

organizing volunteers to help. The property chair also

serves on church council, but is not required to do so.

New Church Directory Lead We are in need of a

volunteer to lead and organize our new church

directory. This person would be our contact person for

LifeTouch, the company who did our last directory.

Minimal work involved and only for a short period of

time.

If you are interested in either of these positions, please

contact Gregg Albright at 989-6432 or at

kygregg@mac.com.

Easter Breakfast, Sunday, April 21st

Come before or after worship services on Easter morning

to enjoy fellowship and a delicious breakfast in the

Mark Hurn room. We will be serving from 7:30 to 10:15.

There is no charge for breakfast, but we will be

accepting a free-will offering.

Please consider donating an egg dish or a baked good for Easter breakfast. We will

also need volunteers to help keep the tables stocked with goodies and the dishes

cleared. If you can spare and hour to help or can bring an egg dish or baked goods,

please sign up on the board in the lounge, call the office or email

office.hclc@gmail.com.

Offering Envelopes

If you donate to HCLC through electronic giving and

are no longer using any of the weekly envelopes your

receive in the mail, please contact Heidi to request a

stop for your envelopes, which will save us the cost of

printing and mailing the envelopes. Please let her

know via phone (262) 632-8802 or email,

office.hclc@gmail.com Thank you!

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"News of the World" by Paulette Jiles is the next selection for the Book Group to

discuss on Wednesday, May 15 at 10:00 in the lounge. In the wake of the Civil War,

retired army captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd travels northern Texas giving live readings to

paying audiences hungry for news of the world. He is offered a $50 gold piece to deliver

a young orphan -- raised by the Kiowa raiders who killed her family -- to relatives she

doesn't remember. The reunion is neither happy nor welcome. Kidd, a respectable elderly man, faces a

terrible choice of whether to abandon the girl to her fate or to become, in the eyes of the law, a kidnapper

himself. All are welcome to join our discussion!

Join us for a… Night at the Theater

All are invited to join us as we venture out to the Fireside Theater in Fort Atkinson on Thursday, May 16th, for an evening performance of Menopause The Musical (and please don’t let the title scare you away )!

Here is a little info on this production (from the Fireside website): This hilarious musical parody set to classic tunes from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s will have you cheering and dancing in the aisles! See what audiences worldwide have been laughing about for over 16 years! Nearly 11 million people in 13 countries (more than 350 cities) have enjoyed this unique theatre experience. And Men love it too! Men in the audience can relate and understand this time in the lives of their wives, sisters or mothers. Winner of multiple awards around the world, Menopause The Musical, is a theatrical experience not to be missed! It truly will be a fun-filled, entertaining and delightful evening for us to come together in fellowship. We’re hoping that you’ll be able to join us and here are the details:

Who? – Everyone…and please invite a friend

What? – Menopause The Musical

When? – Thursday, May 16th. We need to arrive at the Fireside by 5:15 so we will leave Holy Communion at 3:30. We will be traveling by caravan (Please let us know if you’re able to drive).

How Much? – The cost is $69.95, which includes the Fireside’s Thursday Evening Signature Buffet. Here is a description of their buffet: The Evening begins with our Signature Salad topped with Papaya Chutney Dressing and served with Freshly Baked Breads. Each show our Chefs prepare two special entrée selections in addition to these Fireside favorites: Barbecued Pork Back Ribs, Chicken Tenderloin Tempura with Brandied Apricot Sauce, Beer Batter Fried Cod, Shrimp and Scallops Fusilli with Tomato Butter Sauce, Fresh Atlantic Salmon, Beef Tenderloin and Roast Turkey from the Carving Station, Sweet Potato Soufflé, Whipped Idaho Potatoes and Roasted Farm Fresh Vegetables. Pecan Turtle Ball Sundae for Dessert. Coffee, Tea and Milk are included with your dinner.

Why? – Just a great reason to get together for fun and fellowship !

We are hoping for a great turnout and have reserved 42 seats! So please sign up in the church office by Sunday, April 14th, and make the checks payable to Holy Communion. If you have any questions please see Pastor Laura, who is looking forward to an evening spent with all of you!!!

You helped raise him, so please come celebrate

with us!

Pastor Jeff Barrow and Kate Potter-Barrow would

like to invite the members of Holy Communion

Lutheran Church to the wedding of their son,

Jackson Barrow, to Stephanie Cortez, on Saturday,

May 25th, at 2:00 P.M. There will be a cake/

coffee/punch reception in the Mark Hurn room

afterwards.

Please come join us as this delightful couple

starts their life together!

RSVP to Kate in person or via cell: 262.498.7593

so she orders enough cake and Grandma Mim

makes enough of her famous rhubarb punch!

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News From

The Pews

Recently Hospitalized

Jean Veltman

Marianne Jensen

Connie DelToro

Birth

Sebastian Ryan Gagnon,

son of Ryan and Alyssia Gagnon,

was born on Monday, March 19, 2019.

Please keep all of them in your hearts

and in your prayers.

The Chalice is a publication of Holy Communion Lutheran Church,

a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

The church office is open from 8:00-4:00 Monday through Thursday, 8:00—3:00 on Fridays. It is closed from 12:00—1:00 each day.

Worship services are at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. The nursery is staffed during the 8:30 service and a crying room in the narthex is available for children

and parents to use during all services.

Contact Information

Pastor Mark Doidge ..…………………………...pastormark.hclc@gmail.com Pastor Laura Fladten ……………..…………….pastorlaura.hclc@gmail.com Lisa Lequia, Children’s Ministry Director ……...sundayschool.hclc@gmail.com Sabrina Novine, Financial Administrator/Mission Implementation Assistant ……...sabrina.hclc@gmail.com Heidi Komistra, Office Administrator……………….office.hclc@gmail.com

Office Phone………..262-632-8802 Fax………………...…..262-637-5622

Website: hopeonahill.org

The Chalice

Hospital Visitation

Please remember to contact the church office if you or a family mem-

ber is hospitalized or in a nursing home. Due to HIPPA privacy

laws medical facilities cannot release information on their pa-

tients, so the church will not know you have been ill. You can

decide if you wish to receive a visit or have your name on the prayer

list read in church or in the Chalice.

If you or a family member becomes homebound, we would also like

to know. If you wish, you can request visits and we will add your/

their name to the mailing list for the newsletters and the

wonderful holiday cards from our Sunday School students.

Published Month

Volume 21, Number 4

April, 2019

Holy Communion recently received the following gifts:

Name of Person Memorialized or Honored Given By Designated To

Leone Lenart Carol Kragh Food Pantry

Wayne Sotona Raymond & Karleen Werner Food Pantry

In honor of Bill Beckett Randy & Kathy Fischer Organ Fund

Shorelight Memory Care Wish List

Shorelight Memory Care, part of the

Ascension Living Sienna at the Lakeshore

campus at 5643 Erie St. on has a wish list of

items they would like to have donated for the

residents.

Wish List

Ice Cream Sandwiches

Liters of Root Beer

Tubs of Vanilla Ice Cream

0-3 and 3-6 month baby clothes for our dolls

Receiving blankets for our dolls

Bags of sugar free candy for bingo

Red & White wine for happy hour

Volunteers

If you have items to contribute, please give

donations to Cindy Myhre at church or you

can contact Cindy at cindy.myhre@yahoo.com

or call her at 554-4602