The K-4th grade choir will be singing at the 10:30am service on Sunday, Feb 13. We will meet in the santurary at 10:10 where we will warm up and line-up. We will be singing at the beginning of the service. The kids will be dismissed right after we sing.  Please remember this is a required performance. If you have a conflict, a parent must email or call Miss Braunschweig or the absence will not be excused and will affect your student's grade. mbraunschweig@goodshepherdwi.org If you have any questions, feel free to call Megan Braunschweig at 920-285-6864.

You are invited to join us at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church For Lenten services. Our services are held at 10 am and 7pm. Come early and join us for Lenten Dinners starting at 5:30pm.

COME and join us every Friday afternoon at 2:30pm in the Fellowship Hall! 

This Lent, I would like to invite you to create a lenten cross. Traditionally these are made from the Christmas tree to connect the birth of Christ to His purpose of coming to the earth to die for us on the cross. Since you probably didn’t save your Christmas tree you can go and find two sticks or pieces of wood and connect them to make a cross. If you find thick ones, you can drill 6 holes for candles to light- a new one each Sunday of Lent. Throughout lent, make a point of writing down the sins you are sorry for. Not specific ones but general ones like- I was unkind, or I didn’t show love to my mom. Nail or attach these to the cross during lent. On Easter, take them down and replace them with flowers. Christ has taken our sins away when He died. Each week, I will share a devotion you can do with your family. If you would like them daily, please visit https://gospelinlife.com/lent-devotional/ to read them online or get them delivered to your inbox. 

When we come to Genesis 3: 14-19, we encounter a God who curses! He responds to Adam and Eve’s disobedience and the serpent’s treachery decisively. With the pronouncement of each curse and judgment, there is an undoing or reversal of God’s gracious creative works. Adam, who was created from the dust, is now destined to return back to it. Eve, who was created out of Adam, has now become dominated by him. The serpent, who was more crafty than any of the wild animals, is now humiliated, groveling on its belly, eating dust. In this chapter we see that sin has affected all of creation.

This text speaks to our desire to overlook our sins. God does not respond lightly to sin. Death entered the world with sin, and all manner of sorrow, suffering and despair. But the worst of the curse would fall upon a different man many millennia later as Paul said in Galatians 3:13, “Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us — for it is written, ‘Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree.’” Jesus would take upon himself a curse in order to redeem humanity’s status.

Registration is now open enrollment to the public so if you haven't filled out the registration form for next year. Please do so your student's spot is saved.

For families who do not qualify for the Wisconsin Parent Choice Program, financial aid may still be available. Financial aid is awarded on an “as needed” basis. If you would like to apply for financial aid for the 2022-2023 school year, please stop by the school office for further information. April 30 is the deadline for ALL returning families to submit the online application through TADS.

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