THE FAITH WELCA QUILT IN MEMORY OF/HONOR OF RAFFLE QUILT
FAITH WELCA QUILT RAFFLE
Quilt made and donated by Jackie and Bob Gehm
Tickets sell until day of drawing, December 13, 2023
Please contact Dan Colrud or the church office (715-677-4631) for tickets to buy or sell.
Proceeds 50% to Project Comfort, Lutheran World Relief sending quilts to those in need and 50% for Faith ministries.
RAFFLE PRIZE LIST
Jackie & Bob Gehm-Vintage Amish Quilt $350-$400 value
Betsie Graham-In memory Ted Roeder $300 value
Children of Gene & Terry Olstad-In memory Gene & Terry Olstad over $350 value
Lisa’s Curl Up & Tan $120 value
Dave & Dan Colrud-In memory Ethel, Ralph, Sandra Colrud $100 cash (2)
Rustic Raven over $100 value
Renee’s Personal Touch – In Memory Kurt Knopp $100 value
Smart Move Realty$100 cash (2)
Bev Carter-In Memory Jim & Eileen Knutson Christmas décor $100 value
Tracys Family Haircare $75 value
Faithful Knotters In memory of Helen Hetchler and Helen Behnke $50 cash
Patti & Alan Carter-In Honor Madelyn & Carly Herek $50 cash
Bushmans Inc $50 cash
Deb & Mark Oksuita-In Memory of Chet & Vera Kluck $50 cash
Janet & Al Zander-In Memory Warren & Lois Zander, Bert & Diane Guetzke
Maple Syrup Basket $50 value
Craig & Norma Anderson $50 cash
McZ’s $25 gift Certificate (2)
Dollar Bill’s $25 gift Certificates (4)
Becky’s Downtown Café gift Certificates (3)
Anonymous $25 cash
Rosholt Motorcycle Co.-In memory Justin Meidan $20 cash
Dollar General- basket $20 value
Gas and Go 2 bottles of wine
Bush’s Beans Basket $75 value
Possibly more raffle prizes added as people bring to the church office.
PLEASE THANK AND SUPPORT ALL OF OUR GENEROUS DONORS
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Help for the Homeless is a joint WELCA project collecting items for Evergreen Community Initiatives, specifically The Place of
Peace which assists people in need.
Pictured from left to right are Betsie Graham, Gail Allen and Tiffany Krueger who was present for the endowment grants at Faith.
For those of us on the Extended Ministries Endowment Fund of Faith Lutheran Church the fourth Sunday of March is probably the
highlight of our year.
On that day we are privileged to grant funds to organizations who endeavor to help others thanks to Ralph Colrud who made this possible by gifting the congregation with $100,000 for this express
purpose.
Only a constitutionally mandated percentage of interest is used for these grants so the fund will remain solvent in perpetuity.
This year we are pleased to have photos of the distribution.
Back row L-R are Jeremy Higgins, Julie Worzalla, Tiffany Krueger, Torry Jennings, and Craig Anderson (committee secretary)
Front from L-R are Carrie Diamond, Suzi Limberg, Janet Zander (committee chair), Naomi Peuss and Betsie Graham (committee treasurer)
Torry Jennings and Carrie Diamond for Cycling Without Age.
Tiffany Krueger for the Stevens Point, WI, warming center.
Suzi Limberg for a speaker system upgrade at Faith.
Naomi Peuss for One-on-One tutoring provided for through the Portage County Literacy Council.
Julie Wozalla for Destiny Point homes for woman.
Jermey Higgins for the Portage County Boys and Girls Club Rosholt location.
Craig Anderson for damaged monuments at Alban cemetery.
This is the gorgeous raffle quilt raffled for the Faithful Knotters Project Comfort.
Thanks to Mark and Tammie Ellingson for the Little Library at North New Hope Lutheran Church. Drive, bike, or walk by to leave or take books.
Please remember those less fortunate than us.
Baskets are located in the narthex at Faith for the collection of food and other household items.
These items go to the Rosholt Food Pantry who distributes them to those in need.
You might think there aren't many in our area who are in need..........but you'd be wrong.
"Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me."
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A HANDBELL CHOIR?
WHERE?..........................HERE!
Even in large cities churches that sport handbell choirs are few and far between. The Stevens Point/Plover metro area, which population exceeds 35,000, can claim only two churches that have handbell choirs. They are St. Paul's United Methodist and St. Paul Lutheran Church so it's quite a big deal for a smallish country church to muster enough dedicated folks to staff a handbell choir much less do a good job of it. The proof is at the links below!
The first link is for a video which shows the choir doing a portion of Silent Night.
The second link is an audio only file.
New Hope Bell Choir Silent Night MOVIE
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