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Emanuel Events This Week Monday 3rd grade sings at St. Joe’s at 10:30 am B-team volleyball party at 5:30 pm Tuesday Starting Point Bible Information Class at 6:00 pm Wednesday Crossroads Youth Group (grades 5-8) at 7:00 pm Thursday A-team volleyball practice at 3:15 pm Friday School chapel at 8:05 am JAM! at 8:15 am A-team volleyball practice at 3:15 pm Saturday A-team volleyball tournament at FVL Cadet band practice (FVL) at 8:00 am Concert band practice (FVL) at 9:00 am Worship at 5:15 pm Sunday Worship at 8:00/10:30 am 2nd/3rd grade singing at the 8:00 service Sunday School between services Congregational voters’ meeting between services (Commons) Organ concert at 2:00 pm Bells Alive rehearsal at 4:30 pm

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:  10/11/2025 - 5:15 p - Worship Opportunity 10/12/2025 - 8:00 or 10:30 a - Worship Opportunity  10/17/2025 -  JAM Time!  Continues. Come and Join us!  Everyone is welcome! 10/24/2025 - Grandparents' Day - YES! Your children and their Grandparents are invited for a special Friday!  Please ask any questions! 10/30&31/2025 - No School - State Teachers' Conference 11/3-6/2025 - Parent Teacher Conferences - Sign up coming soon! God took all of the bad things in Joseph's life and used them for the good of Joseph and the good of all the people.  Through Joseph being sold into slavery in Egypt, God saved thousands from famine.  Joseph was given the opportunity to shine for his amazing God to the Egyptians.  The Lord worked through the results of sin to create glorious results.  ...

Gratitude grows when we realize how little we deserve and how much God has given. None of us can claim that God owes us anything—yet He pours out blessings, both for this life and for eternity. His generosity is stunning, and it moves our hearts to thank and praise Him in return. 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.  

Introducing: The Emanuel Scrip Program Hey Emanuel family! We want to share one of the easiest ways you can directly support our school's ministry without ever changing your budget: the Emanuel Scrip Program . Many of us think Scrip is just for families saving for tuition, but it's a powerful tool for all of us ! When you participate, you help keep Christian education affordable for all families. How Does Scrip Work? Scrip is simply purchasing gift cards for stores you already frequent (like Kwik Trip, Walmart, and many more). The magic is that the retailer gives a percentage of the purchase price back as a rebate. This rebate is then split up to benefit the entire ministry: 30% goes directly to Emanuel Lutheran School. This money helps cover operating costs, fund classroom needs, and keep tuition rates affordable. 70% is your rebate to designate! What Do You Do with Your 70% Rebate? As a participant in the program, you have three easy choices for where your 70% goes: Specifi...

Mark your calendars! We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Steven Hoffman, a former Emanuel Lutheran School student, will be returning to our church for a special organ recital on our new pipe organ, Parsons Pipe Organ Opus 57. On Sunday, October 19, at 2:00 PM, join us for an afternoon of beautiful music performed by one of our own. Dr. Hoffman's journey in music began right here in seventh grade, with organ training from Mrs. Judi Thoma while attending Emanuel. Since then, he has dedicated his life to the art of sacred music, earning the Bachelor of Music degree from the Lawrence Conservatory of Music, his Master of Music from the University of South Dakota, and a Ph.D. in organ performance from the University of Michigan, where he studied with the renowned Marilyn Mason. Dr. Hoffman currently serves at King of Glory Lutheran Church and St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church and Campus Center, and also serves as a Lecturer in Music at the University of Wyoming. As a performer, he has presen...

Emanuel Events This Week Monday A-team volleyball practice at 3:15 pm Tiger Gruel cross country meet (Hatten Park) at 4:30 pm B-team volleyball practice at 5:30 pm Tuition change presentation and Q&A (music room) at 6:00 pm Tuesday A/B-team volleyball AWAY vs St. Paul Manawa at 4:30 pm Starting Point Bible Information Class at 6:00 pm Wednesday A/B-team volleyball AWAY vs All Saints Catholic Berlin at 4:30 pm School Board meeting at 6:00 pm Crossroads Youth Group (grades 5-8) at 7:00 pm Thursday 3K/4K field trips at 8:15 am and 12:15 pm PEP Event - Emanuel Day at Cuff Farms from 4:00-8:00 pm Friday School chapel at 8:05 am JAM! at 8:15 am Saturday Cadet band practice (FVL) at 8:00 am Concert band practice (FVL) at 9:00 am Worship at 5:15 pm Sunday Worship at 8:00/10:30 am Kindergarten/1st grade singing at the 10:30 service Sunday School between services Congregational open forum between services (Commons) Bells Alive rehearsal at 4:30 pm

  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:  10/5/2025 - 8:00a - We Sing in Church! 10/5/2025 - 9:15-10:15a - Sunday School 10/5/20254 - 9:20-10:00a - Parent Power - come join in the parenting discussion! 10/8/2025 - 9:00-11:30a - Picture Retake Day 10/9/2025 - Police/Fire Station Field Trip - Please return the permission slip! 10/10/2025 -  JAM Time!  Continues. Come and Join us!  Everyone is welcome! 10/24/2025 - Grandparents' Day - See Below 10/30&31/2025 - No School - State Teachers' Conference "In all things, God works for the good of those who love Him."(Romans 8:28)  We hear this verse and pray that it is true.  Joseph lived its very meaning.  Joseph had brothers who hated him.  They treated him poorly, hurt him, and even tried to kill him.  In the end, he was sold away into slavery in Egypt.  Throu...

As someone rises through the ranks at work, there are typically benefits: higher salary, more authority, and better benefits. However, there is often a corresponding increase in responsibility: longer hours, more meetings, raised expectations. So, if someone is offered a promotion, they might ask, “Is this worth it?”It is similar in God’s kingdom. As our faith grows, there are obvious benefits: the comfort of knowing you are a redeemed and loved child of God, the peace of knowing your eternity is secure. However, increased faith also increases duty. There are ever more opportunities for service. This week, Jesus has sharp words for those who want the benefits of being Christian but would shirk those responsibilities. However, to lead us to take up those responsibilities, our Savior doesn’t threaten or cajole. He helps us see that while increased faith increases duty, increased duty increases delight. The believer knows he serves the One who came to serve us first. Just as Christ’s se...

Last weekend, our B Team finished as tournament runners-up, bringing home second place. This success follows our A Team's second-place finish in their tournament the previous weekend. These teams have worked hard all season, demonstrating dedication and teamwork. We are so proud of the way they have used their athletic gifts, not only to achieve success on the court but also to serve as an example to others. "Whatever you do, keep working at it with all your heart, as for the Lord and not for people, because you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. Keep serving the Lord Christ!" — Colossians 3:23-24 (EHV) See photos from the B Team's tournament here: B Team Volleyball Photo Gallery