Emanuel Lutheran Tiger Talk

From the desk of Mrs. D :) A happy heart makes the face cheerful! Proverbs 15:13 Call, text, or email Anytime 920-407-3000 mdobberstein@emanuelnl.org Upcoming Events:  9/27/2025 - 5:15pm - Worship Opportunity 9/28/2025 - 8:00 or 10:30am - Worship Opportunity 9/29/2025 - No School 10/3/2025 -  JAM Time!  Continues Come and Join us!  Everyone is welcome! 10/5/2025 - 8:00 - We Sing in Church! 10/9/2025 - Police/Fire Station Field Trip - Please return the permission slip! 10/24/2025 - Grandparents' Day - See Below 10/30&31/2025 - No School - State Teachers' Conference Abraham is known as an example of faith in the Bible. This week we learned why. He waited and waited until he was 100 years old for God to keep His promise to give him a son. What joy and excitement when God did bless him with a son! Our promise from the Lord is Heaven! He has already saved us through His some Jesus. Now we wait for the rest of the promise, and we know God will take us to Heaven be...

What do John D Rockefeller, King Solomon, Henry Ford, and Joseph Stalin all have in common? Two things. First, they are all in the list of the twenty wealthiest individuals who have ever lived. Second, they are all rotting in the ground. The reality is that while money may help you achieve some objectives, it fails to prevent death. So Jesus speaks some sharp words this week, warning that those who live with hearts filled with love for money and void of love for God will receive the only eternity that money can buy—one void of God and filled with torment. Money seems helpful, but it fails in death. Conversely, what often seems of little help in this life will be our only source of help in death. The world scoffs at those who set aside plenteous time to listen to Jesus’ words and eat his holy meal. “Of what practical good are such things?” Only this. Such things enable us, at death, to receive a reward that dwarfs even the best things money can buy. Want to hear more? See you this weeke...

Emanuel Lutheran's fourth-grade students had a fantastic opportunity to work with Glenn Erdmann, a talented glass instructor from Bethany Lutheran Church in Appleton, to create beautiful fused glass crosses. The students spent the afternoon in the TIGER room, getting hands-on experience with a unique art form while crafting a meaningful and lasting piece. This wonderful project was made possible by a generous $250 Thrivent Action Team grant. We are incredibly grateful for the support that allows our students to participate in these enriching and creative experiences at no cost to the school. Special thanks to Mr. Erdmann for his time, expertise, and dedication to sharing this incredible skill with our students. It's truly a blessing to have community members who invest in the growth and creativity of our young people. 

Emanuel Events This Week Monday Fall MAP Testing 4th-grade fused glass project at 12:15 pm A-team volleyball practice at 3:15 pm Soccer HOME vs St. Peter Weyauwega at 4:15 pm FVL cross country meet at 4:30 pm B-team volleyball practice at 5:30 pm Tuesday Fall MAP Testing Kindergarten field trip at 12:15 pm Soccer/Cross Country practice at 3:15 pm C-team volleyball AWAY vs Immanuel Greenville at 4:30 pm Starting Point Bible Information Class at 6:00 pm Wednesday Fall MAP Testing 4th-grade field trip at 7:55 am A/B-team volleyball HOME vs Immanuel Greenville at 4:30 pm Soccer HOME vs Immanuel Greenville at 4:30 pm Crossroads Youth Group (grades 5-8) at 7:00 pm Thursday Fall MAP Testing A-team volleyball practice at 3:15 pm Soccer/Cross Country practice at 3:15 pm C-team volleyball AWAY vs St. Peter Appleton at 4:30 pm B-team volleyball practice at 5:30 pm Friday Fall MAP Testing 3rd-grade field trip at 8:00 am School chapel at 8:05 am JAM! at 8:15 am Saturday B-team volleyball tournament...

  From the desk of Mrs. D :) A happy heart makes the face cheerful! Proverbs 15:13 Call, text, or email Anytime 920-407-3000 mdobberstein@emanuelnl.org Upcoming Events:             9 / 21/2025 - 9:15-Sunday School & 9:20-Parent Power continue - Join us!             9/21/2025 - 8:00 am or 10:30 am worship 9/26/2025 -  JAM Time!  Continues Come and Join us!  Everyone is welcome! 9/29/2025 - No School 10/9/2025 - Police/Fire Sation Field Trip - Info coming this week 10/24/2025 - Grandparents' Day - Info coming soon 10/30&31/2025 - No School - State Teachers' Conference "Who built the ark? Noah! Noah!" We sang about Noah all week! We saw God's great power is the awe-inspiring flood. We saw His great love in His salvation plan for Noah and His family. God kept his promise to Noah. He keeps His promise to us as well...we are saved too! Our salvation is eternal which is th...

There are more than 2,300 Bible passages that speak about money. Why? Money is a master Satan frequently tempts us to serve. In fact, out of all the masters competing for our service besides God, money is probably at the top of the list. Money provides us with false comfort and a sense of security. Money serves as a source of pride. This week, Jesus’ sharp words identify the impossibility of serving more than one master. Moreover, Jesus teaches that if we dedicate our lives in service to money, money will always let us down. In contrast, God has proven that he is a master worth serving. When we serve God, money is put in its proper place. Instead of it being a master to serve, it becomes a tool in our service of our true Master. Want to hear more? See you this weekend: Saturday at 5:15 p.m. • Sunday at 8 a.m. • Sunday at 10:30 a.m.  

From the desk of Mrs. D :) A happy heart makes the face cheerful! Proverbs 15:13 Call, text, or email Anytime 920-407-3000 mdobberstein@emanuelnl.org Upcoming Events:              9/14/2025 - Sunday School & Parent Power begin - See below             9/14/2025 - 8:00 am A-J/10:30 am K-Z - Sing in Church 9/19/2025 -  JAM Time! Continues Come and Join us!  Everyone is welcome! 9/29/2025 - No School Cain and Abel were the first babies, the first family with Adam and Eve. We learned this week that from the beginning of time, family has been hard. Sin causes dysfunction and problems.  Cain became so angry with his brother, he murdered him. The children understood that murder is a sin. It was a bit harder to understand that pushing or hitting , even for a cause, are sins. We pray every day that the Lord would strengthen us so that we might do what is right. We know we will fail be...