All women are invited to take part in a Lenten Bible study on Thursdays at 10:00 AM. The study will reflect on the events during the last 24 hours of Jesus' life, and how they impact our lives and faith today. (A 10 minute video, Bible reading, and discussion will be included each week, and the sessions will end by 11:00.)
Pastor Greta and Karen Stahlecker will lead the study.
Mr. Chris Kachiroubas, Circuit Court Clerk, DuPage County, Wheaton will bring to us an excellent informative program. He will speak on how the Circuit Court Clerk’s office works, including an overview of the office and how the Court system is adapting to the 21st Century.
A box lunch will be provided at noon in Chapel Hall. Cost per person will be $10.00.
You may sign up in the parlor on Sunday mornings or by calling Marilou Welch at 630.968.4136.
Please note that J. J. Mannschreck cannot be here today so all the afternoon youth activites have been cancelled. These include:
Please join us for the first gathering of a new fellowship group for those in their 20's and 30's!
All are welcome as we get together to enjoy some appetizers on a Sunday afternoon and brainstorm ideas for future activities.
Kids are welcome as well!
Please contact Dana Jacobson for more details.
Finding energy efficiency improvements in your home has been shown to be the most cost-effective way to reduce our energy use and capture cost savings. At the same time, one will achieve improvement to the environment by reducing the pollution that is released when electricity is produced or fossil fuels burned. Energy costs have been and are projected to keep increasing. Jesus taught us to love your neighbor as yourself.
March Schedule“Working with refugees is one of the most fulfilling ways I know of expressing the love of the Gospel,” according to Anne Wentz. Refugees are people who have fled their home country because of religious, political or ethnic persecution. Most of them fled for their lives.
The Youth Group will be watching the movie, iRobot, starring Will Smith. There will be snacks and fellowship along with a discussion of the movie afterwards.
This movie is rated PG-13 and so those under 13 must have Parental Approval through the permission slip. Sign up in the narthex between services!
Spring is coming and so is our annual Spring Tea (formerly known as the Mother-Daughter Tea)!
Our theme this year is Sweets – who doesn’t love them?
Do you enjoy the feeling of a paint brush in your hand?
Does the warmer weather inspire you to do some spring cleaning?
The upcoming S.O.S. is the perfect opportunity to do some much needed painting and cleaning around the church! On the agenda is: painting the new Youth Minister's office, Pastor's Greta's office, as well as the main office and cleaning the Theater Room.
All women are invited to take part in a Lenten Bible study on Thursdays at 10:00 AM. The study will reflect on the events during the last 24 hours of Jesus' life, and how they impact our lives and faith today. (A 10 minute video, Bible reading, and discussion will be included each week, and the sessions will end by 11:00.)
Pastor Greta and Karen Stahlecker will lead the study.
The regular Sunday Night Youth Group Program will be on March 4.
All youth grades 6-12 are welcome, come and join us! We love seeing new faces and hanging out with old friends.
March Schedule“Working with refugees is one of the most fulfilling ways I know of expressing the love of the Gospel,” according to Anne Wentz. Refugees are people who have fled their home country because of religious, political or ethnic persecution. Most of them fled for their lives.