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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:  4/28/2023 - 5:30-7:30pm - Fine Arts Fair  TODAY!! TODAY!! 4/29/2023 - 5:15pm - Worship Opportunity 4/30/2023 - 8:00 or 10:30am - Worship Worship 4/31/2023 - 6:30pm - Worship Opportunity 4/28/2023 - 5:30-7:00 - Fine Arts Fair - See Below! 5/22/2023 - Farm Field Trip (both morning and afternoon) We continue to follow Jesus' work of salvation.  This week we learn how Jesus was put on the cross, his suffering, and then death.  We are reflecting on how OUR sins put him there.  He felt our sicknesses and pain.  Jesus took that all on himself.  The children had some realization moments with this.  I even heard, "You never told us that before!"  I am so thankful they are hearing it now!  When we reflect that our sins are the reason Jesus went to the cross, it becomes much more per...

We take great pleasure in announcing our school's musical production for 2023, which is none other than the beloved classic, Annie Jr. The show will be held in our school commons, with performances scheduled for Friday, May 12 and Saturday, May 13, both starting at 6:30 pm. To secure your seat, you can purchase tickets for only $5 at the school office. Refreshments will be available before each show, so come and enjoy.

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:  4/28/2023 - 5:30-7:30pm - Fine Arts Fair 4/29/2023 - 5:15pm - Worship Opportunity 4/30/2023 - 8:00 or 10:30am - Worship Worship 4/31/2023 - 6:30pm - Worship Opportunity 4/28/2023 - 5:30-7:00 - Fine Arts Fair - See Below! 5/22/2023 - Farm Field Trip (both morning and afternoon) We continue to follow Jesus' work of salvation.  This week we learn how Jesus was put on the cross, his suffering, and then death.  We are reflecting on how OUR sins put him there.  He felt our sicknesses and pain.  Jesus took that all on himself.  The children had some realization moments with this.  I even heard, "You never told us that before!"  I am so thankful they are hearing it now!  When we reflect that our sins are the reason Jesus went to the cross, it becomes much more personal.  Jesus did...

At the risk of everyone finding out what a nerd I am, I'm going to tell you something about myself: My favorite genre of literature is non-fiction military history. If you stop in my office, you will see a bookshelf that has several excellent Christian titles, a good number of useful educational volumes, a handful of fantastic books regarding the Green Bay Packers, and two full shelves about World War II. I find all aspects of World War II both fascinating and horrifying at the same time; I could read about it all day, every day.  Some of the statistics from World War II are staggering. The United States lost just over 400,000 military personnel to the war, breaking the hearts of at least that many people over again who were spouses, parents, children, or siblings of those casualties. However, our country's losses were nothing compared to those of the countries in the top three of the war casualty list. Those countries' numbers, in military casualties only (not counting civ...

Events This Week 4/24 Musical rehearsal @ 3:30-5:00pm Track practice @ 4:45-6:00pm CANCELED Worship @ 6:30pm 4/25 Ladies' Aid rummage sale Blood drive @ 12:00-5:00pm Musical rehearsal @ 3:30-5:00pm 4/26 Ladies' Aid rummage sale Track practice @ 4:45-6:00pm (middle school track) Crossroads youth group (5th-8th grade) @ 7:00pm 4/27 Ladies' Aid rummage sale Musical rehearsal @ 3:30-5:00pm Hunter's Ed class @ 6:15pm 4/28 School chapel @ 8:05am Fine Arts Fair @ 5:30-7:30pm 4/29 Hunter's Ed class @ 8:15am Worship @ 5:15pm 4/30 Worship @ 8:00/10:30am Sunday school/Bible study @ 9:15am Upcoming Important Dates 5/1-5/5 Teacher Appreciation Week 5/1 Worship @ 6:30pm 5/2 Confirmation examination @ 6:30pm 5/3 Crossroads youth group (5th-8th grade) @ 7:00pm 5/4 School Board meeting @ 6:30pm 5/5 PenPal breakfast School chapel @ 8:05am 5/6 Worship @ 5:15pm 5/7 Worship @ 8:00/10:30am Sunday School/Bible Study @ 9:15am ELS Confirmation @ 10:30am

If your child will need to ride the bus during the 2023-2024 school year, please complete the Bus Request Form . The information provided on the form is sent to the New London School District Bus Garage to help coordinate bus routes for the 2023-2024 school year. Busing is provided to Emanuel students in 4K-8th grade who live within the New London School District. Emanuel 4K-8th grade students who live outside of the school district will need to coordinate a pick-up/drop-off location within the district if busing is requested.  If you have any inquiries or issues related to transportation, or if you wish to make pick-up/drop-off arrangements, please contact the District Bus Garage directly. If you require transportation to a destination other than your home address, please complete an Alternative Transportation Form and collaborate with the District Bus Garage to arrange it.  For further assistance, call the New London School District Bus Garage at (920) 982-8543.

 Hello friends! Happy Monday!  The sunshine sure is nice! Please enter all care needed for the weeks of 5/1-12/2023.  We are down to only this sign up and one more!  If you are able and interested, the other sign up are ready for you! The current signup(#18) will close on Thursday, 4/27, at midnight.  As always, please reach out if you have any questions! (920-407-3000/mdobberstein@emanuelnl.org) Click to sign up!

For as long as I have been alive (and then some), my father has worked in an industry with metal at the center of it. Because of that, I found myself on a factory floor one summer during college working with wire spooling machines, citric acid baths, and annealing furnaces, praying for my shift to end so I could go outside into the 90-degree weather instead of staying inside, where it was always 100+ degrees. I learned a lot that summer, including why I was going to finish college and never work there again! Metal is interesting. We use it so often in our daily lives that we probably don't think about it very much. The different applications for iron, copper, steel, gold, aluminum...they seem endless. I find it especially intriguing that, in order to really get the most useful properties out of metals, we usually need to apply an uncomfortable level of heat in different ways. For example, those annealing furnaces that I worked with would heat the coils of wire to a temperature at w...