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A note from your Pastor…

I don’t think it will come as a surprise to any of you that I consider reaching out, teaching and welcoming children to be one of the most important things in my ministry and one of the most important things that we as a faith community do.

We’ve been trying out different ways to help parents and young toddlers come to worship by offering a space for them. This ‘PrayStation’ is now at the back of the worship space with a play yard surround and specially chosen quiet toys. Parents can be nearby and more easily walk out with an especially noisy or cranky young one if need be to avoid distracting others.

But I think there is more I can do as the pastor to our youngest members. When I was a seminary intern, I developed something for children from Birth-3 years that I

called …..Little Church. And I’d like to offer here at OSLC. Once a month, on a Sunday afternoon (after nap and before supper), small children and

their parents and I will gather in the sanctuary. There will be small sized seating.

I will read a Bible story from a children’s Bible. There will be opportunities to remember our baptisms at the font. We will sing simple songs about faith. Learn simple prayers. I hope to teach faith words in American Sign Language. There will be communion for those who receive.

I’ll be sending out invitations but please let anyone you know with small children about this.

It’s a way for our youngest to learn about church, God, Jesus, and faith and to get familiar with the sanctuary, the pastor and all that we do as people of faith.

We know that the first three years of a child’s life are critical for learning…. So this is the best time to begin to keep the promises we make in baptism…

to bring them to the Lord’s house, the Lord’s supper and to read to them from the Bible and to teach them how to be people of faith.

Come and see! Fourth Sundays at 4:00pm. Sunday Sept. 23rd at 4pm! Plan on about 30 minutes.

P.S. In case you didn’t hear little Emerie K a few weeks ago; I asked what the word church meant…and she said….God loves you!

That’s why we do what we do, sisters and brothers in Christ!

Every blessing, Pastor Jan

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church ELCA 1860 Wisconsin St. Oshkosh WI 54901

920-235-4850 www.oursaviorsoshkosh.org

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YOUR OUTREACH TEAM MEMBERS ARE:

Maria Bouche, Ron Kuehl, Pastor Jan, and Dan and Jenny Williams

“...I was naked and you gave me clothing..” Matthew 25:35 NRSV

From the bottom of our hearts we express gratitude for those of you willing and able to

donate clothing to the Community back to School Fair this year. “Christmas in July” is

important to identified low-income families because they are then able to start the school

year off right as they endeavor to learn all they can.

Your generous donations of clothing items and gift cards enable children to do just that.

THANK YOU for loving a child you do not know. THANK YOU for being Matthew 25

people. THANK YOU for the effort to enable a child to look and feel their best, which is

critical to development for learning,

If you were unable to give for this but still wish to provide for children in the community:

Please look for an announcement/collection bin in October in the Narthex. The Outreach

Team will be facilitating offerings of new socks, underwear, and sweatpants/leggings for

children at Washington and Read Schools. Why only these two schools?: Members of our

community here at Our Savior’s associated with Washington and Read have come to us in

hopes that we can and will provide. You are always welcome to express any Oshkosh area

need and your team will consider what the church can do to help.

-Written by Maria Bouche on behalf of your Outreach Team

OSLC Outreach

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…at Our Saviors!

Stephen Ministry is starting! This Caring Ministry is an amazing opportunity to grow your listening skills and share your gifts. Stephen Ministry is a confidential one-to-one lay caring ministry that takes place in

congregations that use the Stephen Ministry Series system.

Stephen Ministry congregations equip and empower lay caregivers—called Stephen

Ministers—to provide high-quality, confidential, Christ-centered care to people who

are hurting.

We will begin training Stephen Ministers on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 beginning September 18th.

If you are interested in becoming a Stephen Minister please contact Linda Tedlie at 920-410-0745 / tedliel@gmail.com or Pastor Jan so we are sure to order your materials. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions! Linda Tedlie Cell: 920.410.0745 or Email Tedliel@gmail.com

FOOD PACKAGING VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Sunday, September 23rd 11:45 am - 4pm

Christ Lutheran Church - Fellowship Hall

We have raised funds to host a Rise Against Hunger meal packaging event. We need volunteers

to package more than 20,000 meals for under-developed areas throughout the world. This event

should take approximately four hours of your time. We are looking for people to work the full

event, but will also welcome people who are only able to work a 2-hour shift.

Call Linda Harvot to volunteer - 920.203-1717

Get Involved to End World Hunger!

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Hallelujah! I give thanks to GOD with everything I’ve got— Wherever good people gather, and in the congregation. GOD’s works are so great, worth a lifetime of study—endless enjoyment! Splendor and beauty mark God’s craft; God’s generosity never gives out. God’s miracles are the memorial— This GOD of Grace, this GOD of Love. Psalm 106:1-3 (The Message)

The Women of Our Savior’s invite you to join us in learning about and working for the Kingdom…and MIRACLES…of God! Join a Bible Study group, a Lutheran World Relief effort,( including Quilting), a food drive, and much more! We welcome you to partner with us. Here’s a great way to start: Fall Retreat to Feature Triennial Speaker!

We are looking forward to the FALL RETREAT of the Women of the ELCA/East Central Synod of Wisconsin on September 21-22, 2018 at Imago Dei Village near Clintonville. The main speaker will be Pastor Angela Khabeb whom many of you heard preach at the closing worship service at Triennial, and at the Spring Event in Oshkosh last April. She is a spirited and joy filled woman of faith who will light up our retreat!

The theme of this year’s retreat is “Take Up Your Cross and Walk God’s Justice.” There will be two Bible studies for us on Micah 6. There will be lots of fun things to do during the free time: create a woven cross, create greeting cards used to encourage our servicemen, an in-kind project will be school kits, so bring enough items to fill one bag. (The bags are being prepared for us through a local prison.) And, if you have a favorite cross, we ask you to bring it along to display & share with everyone throughout the retreat. On Friday evening, we will have a Vespers/Campfire worship service. Pastor Angela will lead a communion worship service on Saturday.

A retreat tradition has been the Silent Auction. Please bring an item that can be put out on the Silent Auction table during the retreat. The money raised from this fun event is used to pay for the scholarships for next year’s retreat. (This is for 1

st time

attendees.) There is money currently available for scholarships for the 2018 retreat. If you’d like, you can also bring a favorite snack or treat to share between activities. Please fill out an application when you send in your registration form. Both forms can be found in this newsletter. Reformation Jeopardy was such a hit last year that you may see the game again this year. (HINT: read the Unicef version of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.) Hoping to see many of you at this fun event!

Lutheran World Relief School Kits Are NEEDED NOW!! Did you know that there are families living in such poverty around the world that they can't afford to buy necessary school supplies? As a result, many children do not have the chance to get an education – a right guaranteed to them under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and one which we take for granted. It has been said that the best anti-poverty program is good public education. Watch for sales in July and help kids go to school! Place in Narthex Basket of Promise, or in Fellowship Hall. Thanks. Items needed:

FOUR 70 sheet notebooks wide or college-ruled paper, Approx. 8 x 10 ½ (no loose leaf paper) ONE 30 centimeter ruler or a ruler with centimeters on one side and inches on other side. ONE Pencil sharpener ONE Pair of blunt scissors FIVE Unsharpened #2 pencils with erasers FIVE Black or Blue ballpoint pens (NO GEL INK) ONE Box of 16 or 24 Crayon ONE 2 ½” Eraser

2018 WOMEN OF OUR SAVIOR’S “WELCOME PACKET” : Check it out…share it with any friend, or visitor, or someone who might like to know and be invited into all the work and fellowship of the Women of Our Savior’s. The packet includes welcoming cover letter, current Mission budget, handbook, and more! Available in the Narthex.

The next Women of Our Savior’s(WoOS) committee meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 11, 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Please feel free to attend!! The meeting will include planning an educational event, as well as a new “Date Night” social.

CURRENT WOMEN’S COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP TEAM: Barb Schneider(920-233-4789/ /mom_babs06@yahoo.com); Shari Englund (920-379-5669/Jeng2000@sbcglobal.net); Kim Steiner (920-232-0330/ ksteiner57@charter.net); Diane Schmude (235-4689/diane4689@att.net ) Kathy Keas (Baby Care kits) Heidi Witt (Personal Care Kits; School Kits); Laura Gehling (Knitten Tree donations) Linda Meyer (Prayer Shawl Ministry) Audrey Reichow (The Tie that Binds; LWR Quilters)

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East Central Synod of Wisconsin

Walk God’s Justice

Fall Retreat: September 21-22, 2018

Imago Dei Village-Clintonville

REGISTRATION FORM – PLEASE PRINT

NAME______________________________________PHONE___________________________

ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________

EMAIL____________________________________________________________________________

(If you include your email address, we will send you a confirmation about September 19.)

CONGREGATION_________________________________CITY_____________________________

SPECIAL NEEDS (include dietary)_____________________________________________________

ROOMMATES_____________________________________________________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON______________________________PHONE _______________

Check here if you are able to do stairs _____

Check here if you are a first time attendee of the retreat ______

Check here if you would like to receive the quarterly Open Door newsletter via email _____

Check here if you would be interested in kayaking/canoeing _____

REGISTRATION AMOUNT INCLUDED:

_____ FULL RETREAT ($80) (5:00 pm Friday – 2:00 pm Saturday – 3 meals)

_____FULL RETREAT (NO LODGING) ($55)

_____FRIDAY ONLY -1 MEAL ($20)

_____SATURDAY ONLY W/2 MEALS ($45)

_____Friday 3:00-5:00 Woven Cross Craft led by Woven Blessings ($5)

Make checks payable to “Women of the ELCA--East Central Synod of Wisconsin”

Completed registration/scholarship application & check can be given to Diane Schmude

(or placed in her church mailbox)

Diane’s contact info: 920-235-4689 or diane 4689@att.net

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East Central Synod of Wisconsin

“Walk God’s Justice”

FALL RETREAT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

SEPTEMBER 21-22, 2018

CROSSWAYS—IMAGO DEI VILLAGE,

CLINTONVILLE, WISCONSIN

SIX SCHOLARSHIPS ARE BEING OFFERED

The money for the scholarships was raised through last year’s Silent Auction. Priority will be given to those who have

never attended a Fall Retreat. One scholarship will be awarded in each conference, unless there are no applicants

from a conference in which case the scholarship will go in to the general pool. If there are more applications than

scholarships, earliest postmark will determine awardee.

Fill out the application below. Enclose a check for the Full Retreat Registration amount of $80.00. (Your check will be

held until the time of the retreat at which time, if you are the recipient of the scholarship, your original check will be

returned to you.)

Mail no later than September 14, 2018 to:

Women of the ELCA East Central Synod of Wisconsin

c/o Cathy Sell

1807 Ridgeway Drive - #32

DePere, WI 54115

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Women of the ELCA Fall Retreat Scholarship Application – PLEASE PRINT

NAME______________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS___________________________________________________________________

PHONE______________________E-MAIL_________________________________________

CHURCH__________________________________CITY_____________________________

CONFERENCE _______________________________________________________________

_______I am attending the Fall Retreat for the first time

SIGNATURE______________________________________DATE______________________

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This month I'd like to highlight our large print section in the library. We have many great choices available in large print to choose from. A couple in particular that I would like you to look at are:

Montana Homecoming by Jillian Hart

This book is centered around a female character, Brooke McKaslin, who has lived away from her family for years. She comes home to support her half-sister. While at home, hiding secrets, she meets the neighbor and his lovable dog. While neither Brooke nor her neighbor, Liam, are looking for love they find each other. The main character is torn between telling her secrets, but secrets have a way of coming out on their own at the worst possible times.

This author paints such a vivid picture as she’s writing her story that you can’t help but laugh out loud and want to cry for the characters in the story. This book is also part of a series (The McKaslin Clan) and the author does a great job at including characters from other books.

Building a Perfect Match by Arlene James

This unique love story stars an ambitious lady, Petra Chatam, who is in charge of a historic hotel renovation. She dreams of becoming a hotel manager one day and hopes her ability to control this renovation will help. Well, she couldn’t predict that the carpenter, Dale, would have ideas of his own. While working together they realize they do agree on something, the things that really matter: love, faith and family. And with the help of some love minded aunts who don’t mind interfering, they soon learn that building a life together is harder than expected and takes patience among other things.

Both of these great reads are found in the library's large print section, along with many others to choose from. Happy Reading! --Leah Locke

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Join us for Party with Purpose: Living with Wonder, and help us create

extraordinary experiences for those entrusted to our care.

Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018 UW Oshkosh Alumni Welcome and Conference Center

625 Pearl Ave. Oshkosh, WI 54901

We are raising funds to create one-bedroom suites with a living room and a

kitchenette. They will benefit people coming to Bethel Home for a short stay

following surgery and residents receiving Hospice Care. The Suites also offer space

for family and friends to visit and stay overnight.

Registration and cash bar and our silent auction start at 5 p.m.

Program and entertainment follow at 6:30 pm.

Reservations are $60 per person or $500 for a table of eight.

Email PWP2018@miravida living.com for reservations OR

contact Eve Hewitt at 920-232-5252 or ehewitt@Miravida Living.com with

questions

Media Sponsor Title Sponsor Marketing Sponsor

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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Cookbook

Thank you to all who helped with the cookbook in celebration of

the 150th anniversary of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church! Whether

you contributed recipes, or entered your own recipes or offered

your help in other ways, Thank You! The book will contain 401

recipes.

I have to tell you that while I was entering recipes or proofing

them, I was eager to start cooking! And…we will have a wide

variety of foods to cook!

Two things I learned: we Lutheran women cannot run a household without a 9x13 pan and

our oven must heat to 350 degrees. If we don’t have those two things, I don’t think we

could cook!

The books should be delivered the first part of October, well in time for

holiday gift giving. They should cost about $10. Debbie Kamark has

agreed to sell them at the Farmers’ market in November. Get your gift

list together because this is a great cookbook!

Thank you again for all your help!

Lynn Harron

Faith, Family, Fellowship

‘Birdie’s Blessing Box’ is a little free pantry meant for anyone who is hungry. A man in town, called Birdie, envisioned this ministry for our community and there are other such boxes in town.

We have trouble keeping it stocked! There are hungry people in our neighborhood. If you are able, please donate food for the box. If there is room, simply put your items in the box. If there is not, we have a milk crate just inside the entrance to Fellowship Hall marked for donations. We are having a fundraiser at Culver’s to help fund Birdie’s Box…Come Join Us!

CULVER’S FUNDRAISER

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH

from 5:00pm to 7:00pm

Our Savior’s is sponsoring a fundraiser at Culver’s (2270 Westowne Ave. near Menards) We will be using the money raised to buy food for our Birdie’s Blessing Box—the little free pantry for our neighborhood. Please come and eat supper to help feed hungry people! Tell everyone about it!!

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It’s not March 14 (pi day) but it is PIE DAY on Sept. 30th!

Why? Just because--who doesn’t like pie?? So, on Sunday September 30th, Koinonia.2 will be serving pie immediately following worship service along with

Culver’s custard. Your Koinonia.2 group will bring pies but they are asking members of the congregation to also bring pie if you can. See you all on the 30th !!

Walk to End Alzheimer’s is September 15, 2018.

The walk starts at North High School at 9:30 am. Our Savior’s Lutheran, Oshkosh has a team and a captain, Amy Alvarez! There are two route lengths: 3 mile or 1 mile Sign up to be on the team, or to donate in support of our team, by going to the website at: http://act.alz.org/site/TR?fr_id=11622&pg=entry and searching for our team, or talk to Amy or Pastor Jan. Sign-up sheets to donate are in the narthex. We. Are. Walking for the people we love. Come and join us!

Helping to Feed the Hungry in our Community We will need volunteers from Our Savior’s to help with the Loaves & Fishes meal: Saturday, September 29th. Please contact Barb Schneider if you can help… Cell: 920-216-2139 or Email: babs06@yahoo.com Thank you!

Dan Williams

Congratulations!

Robin Grable was named as a Neenah Joint School District's 2018 Employee of the Year!

We at Our Savior's already knew the gifts that Robin has as an educator from her many years in our children's and Sunday School ministries.

Congratulations, Robin!

Faith, Family, Fellowship

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A Great Recycling Opportunity!

We are able to recycle ALL of the items below: * OLD TOOTH BRUSHES * USED TOOTH PAST TUBES (EMPTY) * TOOTH PASTE CARTONS

* EMPTY DENTAL FLOSS CONTAINERS * ANY AND ALL PACKAGING FOR ANY OF THESE ITEMS * ALL BRANDS Terra Cycle is a company that is recycling many materials. They will shred and melt these products and use them to make park benches, tables, playground equipment, etc. They guarantee they will never place any of these products in a landfill or incinerate our waste.

You will find a big white container in the narthex to deposit your items.

Thank you, Your Outreach Team; Maria Bouche, Dan and Jenny Williams, Ron Kuehl, Pastor Jan

Would you or your family consider becoming a Greeter for Sunday services? It doesn't take much of their time, be here by 8:30 or as close to as possible and greet everyone who comes. When Pastor Jan starts the service, greeters can go take a seat. Please contact Lynda Jameson for more information on this or talk to Pastor Jan. Thank You!

September 9th is the next Noisy Offering

September’s donation will go to Loaves & Fishes

Thank you for your continued generosity in supporting

this much needed outreach!

Just a reminder for Bellringer Articles to be included…

Generally, the Bellringer is available the 1st of each month. In order to have an article

or notification added to the Bellringer, please submit your materials one full week (if

possible) before the 1st of the next month. If you are able to submit your materials by email--that

is preferred. Otherwise, you may place your materials in Vickie’s basket on her office door. If you

have any questions, please feel free to call Vickie in the church office (235-4850). Vickie’s hours are

Monday & Wednesday: 9am to 4pm and Thursday: 9am -2pm. Email: Vickie@oursaviorsoshkosh.org

Faith, Family, Fellowship

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Midweek Services

We know that many of you have things going on during the weekends, making worship on Sundays difficult to attend. So, we offer a monthly midweek service.

It’s short, 30 minutes, and has prayer, scripture, a short message, one song, Holy Communion and some Special Music!

We offer it on the second Wednesday of each month.

The next service is: September 12th at 6:30pm

The Fall/Winter theme is: Does God Hear Me? All are welcome!

Pastoral Acts: August 19th, 2018 Kayin Anthony Escalera joined the Lord’s Family at OSLC in Holy Baptism. His mom, Holly Ehrfurth will be joining soon.

Choir News…

Choir practice starts Sunday, Sept. 16th at 8:00am and Sunday, Sept. 30th at 8:00am, then continues every 1st & 3rd Sunday @ 8:00am. The choir will sing on the 3rd Sunday of each month.

Sunday School News…

Sunday School begins September 9th after worship service (approximately 10:00am).

Snacks are offered during class. We have one classroom for ages 3 through 2nd grade

and one for 3rd grade through-6th grade

New this year…we will be asking families to pick students up from their classrooms at 11am.

There will be music twice each month. Register on first day or via email-- extra forms can be found in the narthex.

Confirmation News… Our confirmation class meets twice a month on the first and third Wednesdays.

5:30-7:30pm. This includes a simple supper at 5:30pm. We meet in Fellowship Hall and the library.

We start on Wednesday September 19th

An email with more details will be sent to all families. Confirmation is an intergenerational event---so other folks are welcome to attend but please let

Pastor Jan know ahead of time so that we have enough food for the meals!

Christian Education

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Worship Leader Schedule

Please Note: We are making some procedural changes because it is difficult for some of our assistants to climb up and down the stairs without sturdy rails. Communion assistants (including Reader) should come to the front of the altar rails after the Lord’s prayer and wait. Do not come up to the altar. The pastor and acolyte will bring the plate of bread and the two chalices down to you. After the congregation has been served, we will serve each other, and the musician, at the front of the altar rails.

Date Ushers Altar Guild

September Al zurHorst, Nick Bouche, Jay Meyer, Linda Meyer

Kim Steiner, Carol Stewart

October Audrey Reichow, Kim Weisbrick, Erica Nourse, Debbie Rasmussen

Daphne Riedi, Heidi Witt

November Michael Abraham, Steve Rothenbach,

Barb Rothenbach, Brian Bliske Pat Krohn, Diane Schmude

Date Reader Communion

Assistant Acolyte

Worship Assistant

Greeters

September 2 Robin Grable Dave Grable Braelee Jodarski

Chelsie Oberreich,

Payten Totz

September 9 Jerry Andersen Sally Tusken Warren Seeley Maria Bouche Joe & Shelley

Rasmussen, Donna Rasmussen

September 16 Maryla Karl Carol Stewart Mason

Levezow Corky & Karla Abraham

September 23 Chelsie

Oberreich Payten Totz Max Koerner Maria Bouche Dick & Audrey Reichow

September 30 Cathi Nimmer Jerry Johnson Braelee Jodarski

Jim & Shari Englund

October 7 Nancy Lenz Amy Alvarez Garret Koerner Michael Abraham

Lynn Harron

October 14 Mike Dodson Kim Steiner Warren Seeley Maryla Karl

Carol Stewart

October 21 Chelsie

Oberreich Payten Totz

Mason Levezow

David & Judy Abraham

October 28 Jenny Williams Dan Williams Max Koerner Maria Bouche Michael Dodson Lynda Jameson

November 4 Jim Englund Barb Schneider Garret Koerner Krissy & Warren Seeley

November 11 Maria Bouche Kim Steiner Braelee Jodarski

Diane Schmude

Kathy Keas

November 18 Robin Grable Dave Grable Warren Seeley Chelsie Oberreich

Payten Totz

November 25 Diane Schmude Toby Kamark Mason

Levezow

Joe & Shelley Rasmussen

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 9am Worship w/Communion

10am Coffee Hour

3

Happy Labor Day!

4 9am Circle of Light meets in Soft Room No Text Study 5:30pm Daisy Girl Scouts 5pm-7pm Culver’s Fundraiser

5 No Bible

Studies Today

6 8:30am Quilters Meet 4pm Daylight Savings Circle meets @ Caramel Crisp

7

8

9 9am Worship w/Communion/ Noisy Offering 1st Day of Sunday School!

10 5:30pm Exec. Committee Meeting 6pm VSA Choir Practice

11 9am-Noon Pastor Jan at Oshkosh Conf. in Coloma WOOS Leadership Team Meeting

12 8:30am Mary Circle meets in Soft Room 10am Bible Study 6:30 Midweek Worship Service w/Communion

13 Pastor Jan—Off 8:30am Quilters Meet

14

15 9am-3pm Reimagining Church Training (in APL)

9:30am Alzhiemer’s Walk @ North HS

16 8am Choir Practice 9am Worship w/Communion 10am Coffee Hour

17 6pm VSA Choir Practice 6:15-8:15pm Synod Dinner in Fellowship Hall

18 2pm Text Study 5:30pm Daisy Girl Scouts 6pm Joy Circle meets @ Caramel Crisp 6pm Stephen Ministry Training @OSLC 6:30 Outreach Meeting

19 10am Bible Study 5:30-7:30pm Confirmation Class Starts

20 8:30am Quilters Meet 9am-Noon Pastor Jan @ Reimagining Church Training (in APL)

21 22

23 9am Worship w/Communion 10am Coffee Hour 4pm Little Church (Details--see

pg. 1 of the Bellringer)

24 4pm Personnel Committee Meeting 6pm Council Meeting 6pm VSA Practice

25 2pm Text Study 6pm Stephen Ministry Training@OSLC

6:30pm Sarah Circle Meets

26 10am Bible Study 6:00pm Bible Study

27 8:30am Quilters Meet 5pm Miravada Living Party with a Purpose (details-see pg. 8 in the Bellringer)

28

29

Loaves & Fishes @Trinity

30 8am Choir Practice 9am Worship w/Communion 10am Coffee Hour

Pastor Jan on Jury Duty— 9/4 – 9/7

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Our Saviors Lutheran Church 1860 Wisconsin Street Oshkosh, WI 54901

Join us for our

Midweek Worship Service with Communion and Special Music Wednesday, September 12th

(6:30pm to 7:00pm)

Sunday School starts September 9th

Confirmation Class begins

September 19th at 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Choir Practice starts

September 16th