Newsletter - Emmanuel Lutheran Church

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In this Issue
From the
Pastor
Current
Events
Stewardship
A Look at
September
How we
served
Opportunities
to Give and
Serve
Opportunities
to Learn
August
Calendar
Serving our
Congregation
for August
Prayer list
Check out our
Church Web Site
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AT Emmanuel
August 2016
Don’t worry about the world, worry
about your neighbor
Recently a friend posted on Facebook probably
something we all think from time to time. She wrote,
“The World must be coming to an end!” She then listed
a number of examples from the news headlines and
concluded by pleading to her audience, “turn back to
God!” Things do look bleak. Everything is falling
apart. Worse, we don’t seem to have any competent
leaders in whom we can place our hope. The headline
news can feel suffocating as all the problems of the
world close in on us. My friend concluded her fearful
plea with the classic, “We need to turn back to God!” While that is a true
statement for all people all the time, I’m afraid even worldwide repentance would
not stop the world from ending at all! The world is going to come to a grinding
halt! There is nothing we can do about it. We can’t slow it down or hasten it! It is
like the inevitability of your favorite band starting to suck by their 10th album. Too
often we find gigantic global issues holding our brains and spirits hostage. More
than ever American Christians are losing sleep by everything from the absurd
choice for a future president to terrorist attacks in France. I have discovered
myself addressing in sermons one cataclysmic event after another Sunday after
Sunday. Unfortunately all of this global chaos steals our attention from the things
God has given us to actually be concerned about. Don’t worry about the
world. Worry about your neighbor. Before all the insanity began appearing
regularly in your newsfeed, your neighbor was undergoing her own personal
crisis; death of a loved one, husband addicted to porn and now abusive, a son
who struggles with suicidal thoughts. To each person these struggles are no less
debilitating than the riots in Ferguson. This past week while I was stressing out
about Putin’s clamping down on evangelism in Russia, two young kids had to be
told their father would not be coming home again; he’s with Jesus. How is this
event any less a crisis than the whole Vietnam war? Yet unlike those gigantic
issues, God has placed you directly in the lives of your neighbors. Your political
party affiliation doesn’t matter to their problem. Your thoughts on gun control
policy doesn’t mean a damn thing to their fear of death. Your opinion on how to
stop ISIS will not dry their tears. Yes, God certainly directs the universe. Jesus
reigns. All things matter to Him, even who wins the race to lead this failed
experiment we call the USA. He will take care of it all! And perhaps your vocation
requires you to worry about global affairs so do your best. Yet Christ’s mission
through His church is not to fix the world, or even change it for that
matter. Though that is coming for sure. Come Lord Jesus. Christ’s mission
through His church is not to slowly perfect or even reform the world. He didn’t
come to make things better. He came to raise the dead! Through the Church,
through the hands and mouths of His people, Jesus kills and resurrects real flesh
and blood people through the preaching of His Word, the drowning in the waters
of baptism, and the resuscitating meal of the Eucharist. So turn off your T.V. and
newsfeed, stop worrying about the world. You know where it is going after
all. Start worrying about your neighbor who you can actually hug and who
can actually hear your life giving words in Christ.
Rev. Joel Hess
CURRENT EVENTS
Wednesday Worship Schedule
5:45p
6:15p
6:45p
8:00p
BOARD MEETINGS ARE
SCHEDULED FOR
TUESDAY AUGUST 16TH
starting at 6:30p. Council will
meet at 7:30p.
Dinner
Worship
Bible Study
Hyper Jesus
BEACH BUMS FELLOWSHIP
EVENT, AUGUST 5TH.
Tickets are $5 each. Meet at the
church at 5:30 p.m. We’ll carpool to
the game which begins at 7:05
followed by FIREWORKS!! Let the office know you would
like to meet at the game. A sign up sheet is located in
the fellowship hall.
If you can not make the Fellowship event August 5th
stop into the church office and pick up tickets for
another game that fits your schedule.
BEACH BUMS TICKETS.
$5.00 each for a game of your choice.
A schedule is located on the Current
Events bulletin board.
Make Checks payable to Emmanuel
MEN’S BREAKFAST AND BIBLE
STUDY will be held on Saturday
August 6th 9:00a at Big Boy.
Restaurant. For more information call
Jerry Struck at 775-4480.
JOYFUL
HEARTS BIRTHDAY BBQ
CELEBRATION will take
place on Wednesday
August 17th at 5:30p.
We have a professional
doing the barbequing.
Everyone is welcome to
join us! Please bring a
passing dish to share.
Scrip Orders Are Due
August 21st
CPR AND FIRST AID CLASSES will be
held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on
Saturday August 27th starting at 8:30a.
The cost for CPR is 40.00
and 55.00 to take both CPR
and First Aid. If you are
interested in taking the class,
please call the church office
to register by August 22nd.
Lunch and Learn: Tuesdays at 12:00pm.
Stop in for an hour long bible study. Lunch and Learn
will not take place while
Pastor Hess is in Germany
August 9th and 16th.
SATURDAY AUGUST 27TH join us for a day of
target shooting at the Marion Rod and Gun Club.
Please bring a dish to pass, there is a sign up
sheet located in the fellowship hall.
LCMS STEWARDSHIP NEWSLETTER ARTICLE
“THANKS BE TO GOD FOR HIS INEXPRESSIBLE GIFT” (2 Cor. 9:15)!
This is St. Paul’s exclamation upon hearing the Corinthian church’s response
to the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and his request for support for
the Church in Jerusalem. The Christians in Corinth heard and received
God’s mercy in Christ, and they responded to St. Paul’s call to support
Christians in Jerusalem with a collection. The Corinthian’s joy filled
Jerusalem’s need.
This is the reality of stewardship. Because of God’s generosity in the giving
of His Son to die on the cross for us, we are to be generous with all that we
receive from Him. What do we receive? Everything. All that we are and all that we have is the Lord’s. He is the
creator and the giver. We are His creatures and those who receive what He gives.
It sounds easy. And it is. But then again it isn’t. Stewardship is easy because it God’s work. Through what God
gives, we give to others. Through what God gives, we support the work of the church for the life of the world.
He gives; we receive. And like our generous Father in Heaven, we, as His children, use what He gives to us to
love and serve others.
But stewardship is also difficult. That is because it goes against our natural inclination to think that what I have
is mine to do what I want with. This is our sinful nature. It is our selfishness and our greed. How can we who
have been given everything—life, food, clothing, house, home, forgiveness, divine sonship, an eternal
inheritance—be so stingy with what we give to the church, the place where we hear about and receive all that
God gives us and does for us? We are all guilty of this kind of thinking. And the only godly response is to
repent and trust in the Gospel.
For if God has given you His own Son, will He not give you all things? Yes. He will. This is His sure and certain
promise. God provides for His people. He provides everything we need for this body and life and for the life
that is to come.
The church is a mercy place. It’s a place where God’s mercy in the death and resurrection of His Son, Jesus
Christ, is given and received. For we who believe in Christ, it means forgiveness, life, and salvation in the face
of sin, death, and the power of the devil. Here in the church we inhale God’s mercy in Word and Sacrament,
and exhale this same mercy in love and service to our neighbor. And that is an enduring, joyful thing to do. Our
joy fills our neighbor’s need because His joy filled ours (Heb. 12:2). Thanks be to God for His inexpressible gift!
A LOOK AHEAD AT SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER CALENDARS ARE STARTING TO FILL IN QUICKLY!
HERE ARE A FEW MORE THINGS TO ADD TO IT.
Education Sunday
September 11th
Sunday School Kick Off
Blessing of the Back Packs
Church Picnic
September
11th
Family Nights Will begin on September 7th
following Labor Day. We will once again
follow the below Wednesday evening
Schedule.
5:00p Confirmation
5:45p Dinner
6:15p Prayer & Praise
6:30p Knights & Roses and Adult Class
7:30p Choir
8:00p Hyper Jesus
HOW WE SERVED
THANK YOU TO THE GENEROUS MEMBERS OF EMMANUEL WHO GAVE OF THEIR TIME, TALENTS
AND TREASURES TO SUPPORT OUR SCHOLARSHIP FUND. To those of you who donated home baked
and canned goods. Thank you! To those of you either made an early monetary donation or stayed to purchase the goods. Thank you! We feel truly blessed to be part of a congregation which so closely mirrored
the churches of Macendonia in their giving to our Scholarship Fund. “For they gave according to their
means, as I can testify, and beyond their means, of their own free will…” We raised $3,000! We are pleased
to now be able to further support the youth of our congregation wishing to impact the Kingdom by attending a
synodical school. Thanks for your generosity!
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DEAR FRIENDS OF EMMANUEL, we are so
grateful for your prayers, visits, calls, cards and memorials, for our Carl.
We are truly blessed to know all of you! Thank you for the wonderful service, Pastor Hess, Bekki and Jim. You made it a real blessing for all! Carl
is so happy! We also want to thank all those who planned, prepared and
served the delicious dinner, it was wonderful!!
God’s Blessings and our Love, Dorothy Wolforth and Family.
THANK YOU to everyone
who helped make the 4th
of July booth in the park,
outdoor Worship service
and parade a
huge
success!
CONGRATULATION TO THE
SCHELLHAS
FAMILY on the birth
of a beautiful baby
boy, Ezekiel Isaac
Schellhas, born July
13, 2016 at 2:50pm
weighing 7lbs 9oz
and 20inches long.
Ezekiel Schellhas was welcomed
into Gods family through the waters
of Holy Baptism on July 31,2016
Ezekiel’s Sponsors Are Brian Barcey
and Julie Hess
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL was a wonderful success! 100 Children explored Egypt where they were able
to try different foods, play a variety of games, do some cool art projects and hear many wonderful Bible
stories and songs . We were very blessed to have wonderful helpers to lead the children to the different
activities. We had talented people working in the kitchen preparing all the snacks. It was wonderful to see
the Youth of our congregation volunteering and giving back to the programs they were once enjoying as
VBS students. Thank you to everyone that donated food, items for art projects, and materials to transform
our church into Egypt. This is one of Emmanuel's largest outreaches and we could not do it without the
wonderful support from Emmanuel’s members. Thank you!!
Opportunities to Give and Serve
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Bountiful Treasures Thrift Shop
Located at: Ministry House Garage
Hours: Friday and Saturday only 10:00am – 1:00pm
Accepting donation (at the Ministry House garage)
Monday’s only 10:00a - 1:00p
Donations should be clean and in very good condition.
PLEASE KEEP OUR SEMINARIAN
Andrew Belt and his Family in your
prayers. They will begin their Vicarage call
on August 1st. If you would like to send
a card, the new address is 735 Gettinger
Street, Sainte Genevieve, MO. 62670
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August 21st
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(Example) $10. Follow instructions on your screen to fill out
payment information. To Give a
donation via our website, go to
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Oktoberfest Silent Auction We need your help!
We are planning on holding a silent auction this
year during Oktoberfest. You could help out by
donating a hand made item or volunteering a
service. (Some examples of services might
be: dinner for four, a dozen cookies a month,
free house cleaning or babysitting, etc. Be
creative!) While we would love to have mostly
hand made items we will also accept anything
you would like to donate. Do you know a merchant or vendor that might be willing to donate
an item or service? Please approach them on
behalf of Emmanuel. We would like to have
all of the items and services for our auction
by October 9. That way we can print out a list
of all the items up for bid. Please contact either
Beth or Bob Menz if you have items or services
you would be willing to donate.
FOOD PANTRY: Please bring in your non perishable
food items to be donated to The New Hope Shelter
for Men and Women in Cadillac. The donation box
is located under the mailboxes. Items are distributed
at the end of each month. We switch each month
between the Men and Women so each group can
benefit from this wonderful outreach.
HELP FILL UP THE BUILDING MAINTENANCE FUND! We currently have two major
repairs that will need to take place at Emmanuel this summer. We need a new drain field
and new Air conditioning unit for the church Fellowship Hall. The jugs are divided into
Men and Women again. We all know the Women won last time and the men had to
serve dinner. Lets see If the ladies can repeat another victory.
OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN
“Come, follow me,” Jesus said, “and I will send you out to fish for people.”Matthew 4:19
August 7
This week’s Sunday School and Joyful Hearts lesson is “Joseph Forgives His Brothers.”
Despite their sins against him, Joseph forgave his brothers. Despite our sins, God forgives
us for Jesus’ sake and helps us forgive others. Consider asking, “To whom do you need to
offer forgiveness?” “Why is it difficult to forgive those we know well?” Memory Challenge:
Be kind . . . forgiving one anoth-er, as God in Christ forgave you. Ephesians 4:32
August 14
This week’s Bible story is “The Temptation of
Jesus.” Jesus resisted the temptations of the devil
and kept God’s Law for us because we cannot.
Jesus strengthens us through His Word to resist
temptation and assures us that He has won the
victory over sin, death, and the devil for us. Talk
about, “How does the Holy Spirit help you resist
temptation?” Memory Challenge: Be watchful.
Your adversary the devil prowls around like a
roaring lion. . . . Resist him, firm in your faith. 1
Peter 5:8–9
August 21
In Sunday School and Joyful Hearts this week, the
children learn about “Three Men in a Fiery
Furnace.” God rescued the three faithful young
men from the fiery furnace. God rescues us from
harm and helps us endure the troubles that He
allows to come into our lives. Discuss, “What
troubles have you faced in the past week?” “Whom
does God send to help us when we have
troubles?” Memory Challenge: The Lord will
rescue me from ev-ery evil deed and bring me
safely into His heavenly kingdom. 2 Timothy 4:18
August 28
The Sunday School and Joyful Hearts lesson for this week focuses on the story of “The Saints in Heaven.”
The saints in heaven praise God for His power and glory and wisdom. God, who is all powerful, loving, and
wise, will answer our prayers, as He has promised. Parents could discuss, “Where do we sing praises to
God like the saints in heaven?” “How are the words of our songs of praise similar to theirs?” Memory
Challenge: Salvation and glory and power belong to our God. Revelation 19:1
THE REV. DR. MATTHEW C.
HARRISON has been re-elected
to a third term as president of
The Lutheran Church—Missouri
Synod after receiving the majority vote on the first ballot during
the June 11-14 election period, it was announced
on June 15. Harrison is the 13th man to serve
as president of The Lutheran Church—Missouri
Synod (LCMS) since its founding in 1847.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Our Short Northern
Michigan Summers come to an end very quickly.
As your planning your calendars please note that
we will resume our Wednesday Confirmation,
Knights and Roses and Adult Bible class programs
Starting September 7th.
Mite Box
8:30a Worship w/Com
9:45a Education Hr.
11:00a Worship w/Com
10 –1 Donation Day
For Bountiful Treasures
12:00p Linked in
Prayer
29
9:30a Counters
12:00p Linked in prayer
28
Scrip Orders due.
22
9:30a Counters
12:00p Linked in prayer
10 –1 Donation Day
For Bountiful Treasures
12:00p Linked in
Prayer
Pray for Group in
Germany
15
9:30a Counters
12:00p Linked in prayer
10 –1 Donation Day
For Bountiful Treasures
12:00p Linked in Prayer
9:30a Counters
12:00p Linked in prayer
8
1
9:00 Library Co.
9:30 Counters
12:00p Linked in prayer
10 –1 Donation Day
For Bountiful Treasures
12:00p Linked in Prayer
Monday
21
8:30a Worship w/Com
9:45a Education Hr.
11:00a Worship w/Com
Pray for Group in
Germany
14
8:30a Worship w/Com
9:45a Education Hr.
11:00a Worship w/Com
8:30a Worship w/Com
9:45a Education Hr.
11:00a Worship w/Com
7
Sunday
12:00p Lunch & Learn
1:00p Staff Meeting
4:30p Book Club
30
23
12:00p Lunch & Learn
1:00p Staff Meeting
4:00p Human Care
6:30p Board Meetings
7:30p Council Meetings
Pray for Group in Germany
16
12:00p No Lunch & Learn
1:00p Staff Meeting
4:00p Human Care
6:30p Board Meetings
7:30p Council Meetings
Germany Trip Begins
Please pray
9
12:00p No lunch & Learn
2
12:00p Lunch & Learn
1:00p Staff Meeting
Tuesday
Dinner
Worship
Adult Class
Hyper Jesus
5:45p
6:15p
6:45p
8:00p
31
24
5:45p
6:15p
6:45p
8:00p
Dinner
Worship
Adult Class
Hyper Jesus
Dinner
Worship
Adult Class
Hyper Jesus
Pray for Group in
Germany
5:30 BBQ
17
10:00a Peace Quilting
11:30a LWML
Pray for Group in
Germany
10
5:45p
6:15p
6:45p
8:00p
3
10:00a Peace Quilting
5:45p Dinner
6:15p Worship
6:45p Adult Class
8:00p Hyper Jesus
Wednesday
25
Pray for Group in
Germany
18
Pray for Group in
Germany
10:00a –1:00p
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
26
6:00p
Harper/Denning
Rehearsal
19
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
7:00p Home Bible
Study
Pray for Group in
Germany
12
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
7:00p Ladies Aid
Meeting
11
5
Friday
4
Thursday
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
27
8:30a CPR & 1st Aid
9:00 Gun Club
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
20
2:00p Harper/Denning
Wedding
Pray for Group in
Germany
13
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
9:00a
Men’s Breakfast and
Bible study
Bountiful Treasures
Thrift Shop
10:00a –1:00p
6
Saturday
Finance
Ushers
Greeters
Deb Weisfeld
Foster Caregivers
Ed & Donna Proctor
Jan Ringel
The Price Family
Jan Ringel
Wilma Bushor
Sharon Gonder
Don Wells
Brian & Diana Heyniger
Henry Hess
Nick Meier
Shelby Ryder
Jackie Breithaupt
Jan Ringel
Linda Dryburgh
Jessica Gottleber
Ben Cathcart
Linda Wetherell
Don Borman
Jayne Foster
Jamie Otis
Betsy Shinneman
Sharon Gonder
Lois Sutton
8:30
11:00
Jan Ringel
Wilma Bushor
Linda Dryburgh
Mark Zagers
Dick & Lois Sutton
Sandy Shene
Jerry Shinneman
Patti Stitt
Betsy Shinneman
Pat Struck
Lois Sutton
Linda Wetherell
Brian & Diana Heyniger
Jayne Foster
Ben & Mary Cathcart
Deb Weisfeld
Lorna Vanderwal
Carol Hall
Ben Cathcart
Don & Jean Borman
The Weidner/
Lloyd Family
Jerry & Betsy Shinneman
Sandy Shene
Linda Wetherell
Jamie Otis
Paul Ruck
Dave Dalton
Alden Gonder
Jeff Shuster
Elaine Phalen
Dan Schmidt
JoAnn Socall
Donna Proctor
Sam Hess
Maggie O’Malley
September 4
AUGUST
Ed & Donna Proctor
11:00
Wayne & Onalee Rippee
Bob & Jan Ringel
Deb Weisfeld
8:30
Jamie Otis
Dan Schmidt
Matthew Flaska
Chad Koehn
Craig Belt
11:00
Chad Koehn
Craig Belt
Bob Menz
Dave Wright
Alden Gonder
Jeff Shuster
Tom Mix
Bob Ringel
Bob Menz
Dave Wright
8:30
Elders
Paul Ruck
Dave Dalton
Jamie Otis
Carol Hall
Art & Jackie Breithaupt
Dave Dalton
Linda Robinson
Sandy Shene
Nancy Shimek
Craig Belt
Pat Struck
Nino Medina
Emily Harding
Ashley Wright
August 28
Coffee
Craig Weidner
Wanda Pillsbury
Lorna Vanderwal
Patricia Price
Gabby and Summer
Price
Jessie Wetherell
Evan Parker
August 21
Dan Schmidt
Lindsay Meier
Halee Nowland
11:00
Charlie Howell
Michael Gottleber
8:30
August 14
Audio/Visual
Altar
Guild
Acolytes
August 7
SERVING OUR CONGREGATTION IN
Prayer Chain * non Members
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS
1 Dennis Pruetz
2 Audrey Devereaux
2 Katie Gundersen
2 Cameron Harwell
3 Nathaniel Boersma
4 Betty Johnson
4 Shaun Miller
4 Jim Ripke
4 Jeanice Sylvester
4 Jaime Weidner
5 Kelly Hein
6 Quentin Miller
6 Charles Veres
7 Thomas Jones
7 Peggy Wickstrom
7 Robin Zagers
8 Christopher Pillsbury
9 J.D. Moffit
9 Braden Rice
10 Lisa Lackie
11 Caiden Gunnett
11 Kenneth Tacoma
11 Kevin Taylor
12 Ashlee Rheaume
12 Debra Weisfeld
13 Emily Kelley
13 Olivia Rice
13 Katie Schultz
13 Abbygail Shuster
13 Cole Wetherell
14 Jeanette Borman
14 Jacob Denning
14 Valerie McNalley
16 Tom Dettloff
16 Bob Thompson
18 Cynthia Belt
19 Caleb Devereaux
19 Tyler Wetherell
20 Mary Hudgins-Argue
22 Alden Gonder
22 Jeffrey Mulder
23 Sheri Carroll
23 David Champion
23 Jo Stojic
24 Julie Hess
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Marguerite Haines
Daymien Otis
Edie Fechter
Jorrdan Podbilski
Steven Thompson
Sandy Meekhof
Helen Tice
Jack Foster
Jonathon Rheaume
Alexia Gunnerson
AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES
3 George & Bonnie Johnson(26)
5 Nancy & Chuck Shimek(44)
8 Mary Hudgins-Argue & Jerry Argue(8)
8 Ed & Donna Proctor(52)
8 Bob & Jan Ringel(42)
9 Andrew & Rebecca Belt(2)
11 Garry & Susan Marcum(26)
14 Matthew & Meghan Flaska(6)
14 Christopher & Elizabeth Wetherell(17)
16 Harold & Penny Larson(41)
17 Vince & Tina Dean(6)
19 Randy & Brenda Gauthier(21)
21 Brian & Diana Heyniger(6)
24 Douglas & Beverly Mobley(25)
24 James & Amy Whitney(14)
25 Hubert & Maria Toupin(65)
27 Douglas & Kemmie Pelton(33)
28 Chris & Doreen Paluck(6)
MILITARY
PREGNANCY
Samuel Boyce*
Elmer Dake*
Joshua Flitman*
Brian Loughmiller Jr.
Joe Meier
Jeremy Moffit*
Adam Soldan*
Will Spence
Chayce Verity*
Caleb Wakefield*
Joshua Wakefield*
Lauren Howie*
Amedee Mortenson*
Ayla Owen*
Hillary Zielazinski
Check out Pastor Hess’s sermon on Podcast
www.emmanuelcadillac.podbean.com
VICAR
Tim Selim
Andrew Belt
Adam Debner*
Comfort and Strength
For the family of Margaret
Carpenter
Long Term Medical
Helene Bowers*
Sherry Bowman*
Carter Brunink*
George Clark
Larry Cornell*
Janice Graham*
Mayme Guthrie*
Carol Holman*
Roger Johnson*
Kristy Kelly*
Rachel Knoth*
Sam Lovell
Dawn Narcker*
Aaron Reis*
Kay Reitz
Barb Rogers*
Jim Ruark
Pat Ruark
John Sadowski
Rev. Bryan Salminen*
Louise Schut*
Nita Sundal*
Boston Suriano
Emily Stoll*
Roy Tacoma*
Charlie Thomas*
Jeffery Thompson
Joe Teufner
John Washeleski*
Kathy Wessel*
Sam Whedbee*
Grace Wilhelm*
Julie White*
Short Term Medical
Tracy Dake
Ellen Hesselink
Joseph Homminga*
Eric McGahan*
Marlene Pissott*
Kay Reitz
Scott Ward*
SHUT IN
Deanna Beem
Peggy Decker
Joyce George
Hubert Toupin
Maria Toupin
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
11198 E. Division St.
Cadillac, MI 49601
ADDRESS S ERVICE R EQUESTED
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
231.775. 3261
Joyful Hearts Early Learning Center
11198 E. Division St.; Cadillac, MI 49601
www.emmanuelcadillac.org
231.775.3898
The Rev. Joel A. Hess, Pastor
The Rev. Ted Turanski, Visitation & Shut-in Pastor
Mrs. Jayne Foster, Director of Joyful Hearts
Mrs. Rebekka Koehn, Ministry Coordinator
Mrs. Cindy Belt, Secretary
Mr. Jim Foster, Business Administrator
pastorhess@emmanuelcadillac.org
joyfulhearts@emmanuelcadillac.org
bekki@emmanuelcadillac.org
Cindy@emmanuelcadillac.org
admin@emmanuelcadillac.org