Thursday, March 12, 2026 - The Beauty of Imperfection | | |
By Parish Administrator, Lori Sinclair
Dear Christ Church Family,
So I’ve been trying a new hobby…stained glass. I’ve always been intrigued by stained glass. I think it stems from my love of quilting. Now, before you start to get impressed by my crafting skill levels, I am nowhere near the levels of Rev. Mary Trainor or the beautiful stained glass in our nave. No, I like to see what I can make from whatever scraps of cloth and now scraps of glass. I’ve recently started making small sun catchers from patterns, like birds, butterflies, mountains, hearts, flowers, fish, stars, Christmas trees, and sunsets. Even though I feel a little cringe when I look at what I’ve made, I still like to make them for people. I think about what that person may like, and it’s my way of showing that they are important to me. But when I look at the finished product (especially now that I’m using patterns), all I can see are the many flaws. And I can’t help but feel embarrassed.
I was recently sharing this with my friend Julie Thauer because I had made a stained glass piece for Deacon Nancy, a true artist of all sorts. I wanted Julie to look at it before I gifted it. I remember saying, “If I hold it this far away…you can’t see this mistake.” Julie just looked at me with her kind eyes, smiled, and shook her head. She said that she was reminded of a Japanese art called kintsugi, which I had never heard of. It is the art of repairing broken pottery using lacquer mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum, highlighting–rather than hiding–fractures. It’s actually a beautiful tradition that celebrates imperfections and turning broken items into more beautiful and resilient pieces.
Broken, mended, imperfect, resilient. What a beautiful picture of what Lent can be to us. Just like the “mistakes” in my stained glass, or the things that embarrass me, we can use all the “imperfections” in our own lives to be transformed into something more beautiful. Oh, and if you were wondering, Deacon Nancy loved her gift I made.
Imperfectly,
Lori Sinclair
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Intercessory prayer is at the heart of a Christian community.
Please offer your prayers for the following people.*
Especially Now for Parishioners: Vicki Champion, Paula Cudahy, Luanne Schiff
Especially Now for family and friends: Nettie Kremski, RIP (Aunt to Brian Casey) James Spencer, Rick Stoddard (Cousins to Brian Casey)
Long Term for parishioners: Tracy Geimer, Nancy Appleby, Mark McLaughlin, Catherine Davidson, John, Karol Rehm, Fr. Seth Dietrich, Vik Gottlieb, Emilie O'Connor, Bruce Dunn, John Dawson, Jean Dodge, Terry Neesley, Gretchen Mayo, Scott Riedel, Ken Baumeister, Elizabeth Klijnsmit, Katie Hermann, Tim Hancock, Barb Larkin, Genevieve, Cathy Martin Braun
Long Term for family and friends: Molly HIller, Aiden Murphy (nephew of Luanne Schiff); Betsy, Jack Ryan (friend of Kathy Stanford), Julie (sister of Barb Wilson), Michael Floch (father of Anna Floch Arcello), Jordan Konsewicz (sister of Em Schley); Gus Rutlen (friend of Mary Kay Anderson); Robin Govier (brother-in-law of Dcn. Nancy Hills), Laura Kashou (relative of Sandy and Bob Kashou), Emma Beneker (great-niece of Catherine Davidson), Rob Houghtlin (brother of Debbie Roesner), Dennis Kwiatkowski, Gabby, Andy McKinley, Chuck Bennett (nephew of Barb Larkin), Lula and her parents Eddie and Yelena Anderson (granddaughter of Mary Kay Anderson); Debbie Itani (friend of Bea Grubisic); Ursula Seewald (sister of Ira Leidel); Chuck Gaston (friend of David Frieder); Lee Hansen (friend of Margaret Cooper), Robert Hinca (friend of Kathy Stanford); Jason Diederichs (friend of Kathy Stanford); Marc McLening (brother of Renate Flanders); Leslie Grajewski, (Daughter of Kari Foote); Sue Hiller; Marcia House (mother of Kari Foote); Elizabeth, Mark (friend of Robin Pedersen); Debi Chier Schmidlkofer (friend of Catherine Davidson); Joe Rosenfield (friend of Helen & James Benton); Wyatt Woods (great nephew of DeDe Pitrof);
We ask for your Peace, Light and Justice for our nation and its leaders and for those around the world especialy Iran, Gaza, Israel, Syria, Sudan, Russia, Ukraine and Venezuela. Guide the leaders of all nations, nurture your kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
A Prayer for Peace (BCP 815):
Eternal God, in whose perfect kingdom no sword is drawn but the sword of righteousness, no strength known but the strength of love: So mightily spread abroad your Spirit, that all peoples may be gathered under the banner of the Prince of Peace, as children of one Father; to whom be dominion and glory, now and for ever. Amen.
Homebound: Grace Haydon
Serving in the Armed Forces:
(Names in Bold are currently deployed)
Joy Holzman (daughter of Diane and Jack Holzman), Sgt. Andrew Korngiebel, (son of Alison Larkin); Charlie Tomasi (son of Jane and Peter Tomasi), Charles Cushman (son of Susan and Stuart Cushman), Tiernan Wilkinson (son of Chantal Knier), Joshua Currier (grandson of Elizabeth Klijnsmit), Charlie Kobussen (son of Denise & Tim Kobussen), Billy Manger and Tanner Plomb (nephews of DeDe Pitrof), Matthew Herbstreith (son of Tom Herbstreith), Aidan Oakley (nephew of Sandy & Bob Kashou)
Parents Expecting: Ingrid and Andrew Davis
This Sunday's Altar Flowers
Given to the glory of God andin loving memory of
former acolyte and enthusiastic choir member, William Stuart Parsons;
by Julia Courtright and family
and
in loving memory of Evan Anderson and his grandparents,
Alvina and George Stolarczyk by his mother and their daughter, Mary Kay Anderson
Birthdays this coming week: Tryggve Davis, Dan Cotrone, Bill Foote, Genevieve Gottlieb, Rebecca House, Beth Leutenegger, Will Draper, Chris Hermann, Bob Kashou, Maureen McCabe
Anniversaries: Sandy and Bob Kashou
(Let Lori know if we've missed your Anniversary or Birthday and you'd like it published here!)
*If you would like to add a name to the Prayer List:
email Fr. Seth and Lori Sinclair. You must have permission from the person you are adding. Include your relationship to the person and, if you are willing, a brief reason for the request which will be shared with the clergy and prayer team. This helps to create a connection to the person prayed for beyond simply their name and will be kept strictly confidential.
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THIS SUNDAY!
Bystander Intervention
De-Escalation
Workshop Training
at Christ Church Great Hall
Sunday, March 15, 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
How to intervene in public instances of interpersonal violence and harassment considering the safety of all parties
Spaces is limited sign up today!
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PLEASE let me know if you don't receive the Broadcast by Thursday 4pm each week; even when you know you've subscribed. I'm happy to send it
Please be alert for any emails requesting a copy of the Church Directory. I received a request from fake Fr. Matt. Block these emails in your filter.
Ask how if you're not sure!
- Julie Thauer - Communications Director
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Easter Celebration Baked Goods Needed
As we come together following the 9:30am Easter celebration for fellowship with one another in the Great Hall, we will be met by our gracious volunteers with decorations, coffee and tea, assortment of finger foods, fruit and as always the delicious baked goods made by our parishioners!
This year we need 13 people to bring 2 dozen pieces each of homemade baked goods to the church kitchen by April 4.
Please use this Link to sign up.
Many thanks and blessings! Susan Dreyfus
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The Third Sunday in Lent - March 8
8am service - Holy Eucharist, Quiet service in the chapel
9:30 service - Holy Eucharist, Music with congregational singing.
NOTE: if you'd like to receive a Sunday morning email with just the links to the Sunday livestream service and scheduled FORUM presentations, send your request to Julie
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LENTEN REFLECTIONS 2026 |
Every day of Lent is filled with writings from our clergy and parish volunteers.
Sign up to receive a new reflection for every day in Lent here
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Family Lent Prayer Practice
In keeping with our formation theme of "Prayer," we're encouraging families to set aside time each day to pray together, using 40 prayer intentions or activities to guide your daily prayer time. These prayer prompts are accessible for children and youth of all ages.
Click here to download the Lenten Prayer Path pdf, or pick up a copy at the children's and youth area (located by the foosball table).
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Pick up a copy of
Living Well through Lent!
Available on the back tables in the nave
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Palm Sunday
March 29 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
The 8am service will gather in the church. For the 9:30am service we will gather in the Good Shepherd Room.
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Maundy Thursday Dinner and Liturgy
Thursday, April 2 6:00 p.m. We commemorate the Last Supper with a catered Greek feast. To support this sacred experience, you are invited to make a free-will offering. Give as the Spirit moves you.
Sign up here by Sunday, March 29th.
If you would like to support this experience, but you are not able to attend, you can go here to make an offering. Thank you!
Maundy Thursday Garden Watch in the Chapel
April 2nd 8:00 p.m. - 12pm April 3rd
Stay awake with Jesus in the garden. Sign up for a slot: here
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Good Friday Liturgy
Friday, April 3rd at 12 noon or
All-Ages Service 5:30 p.m.
At noon we will gather for a solemn service featuring special choral music and the proclamation of the cross. An All-Ages service features a hands-on retelling of the Passion Story.
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Easter Vigil
Saturday, April 4th at 8 p.m We begin with the Great Fire, telling of salvation history, and the first (and most raucous) A----luia of Easter. A true Easter service: chocolate and champagne to follow.
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Easter Sunday
Sunday, April 5th at 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Christ is risen, A----luia! An Easter Egg Hunt will follow the 9:30 a.m. service!
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Special Easter Offering: You may offer a special Easter gift of music, flowers, or general offering to the church, in memory or thanksgiving of a loved one. To give: 1) take a picture of the envelope mailed to you and send it to lori@christchurchwfb.org. If you did not receive an envelope, send Lori your name(s) and the name(s) of those you are remembering, written as you would like them to appear in the Easter bulletins. For the purposes of printing the bulletin, envelopes must be returned to the church office no later than Wednesday, March 25th.
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Sign up for service on a Habitat project
If you're interested in a hands-on opportunity for service with our Christ Church group on a Habitat project, please sign up for the Christ Church Habitat for Humanity mailing list!
Email Andrew Jetton (outreach chair) for more information
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The Feasts of 2026 - What are they?
The Feasts of 2026 are about to begin!
An all-parish fundraiser started over 15 years ago, with parties or events hosted by members of the church in either their homes or in the Great Hall or Good Shepherd Room.
The Feasts are described with details, date and price: HERE
Click the link to see what's in the works
They are open to all, with sign-ups at church. The hosts donate the party and This year, all proceeds will go towards the Summer Youth Mission Trip! We have some events planned, but need help with additional parties.
We would love to hear from you with any and all ideas!
We will be at the Feast table in the Good Shepherd Room after the 8:00 and 9:30 am Sunday services to answer your questions, or have you sign up!
Thanks, Denise Kobussen and Kathy Stanford, Co-Chairs
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Featured FEASTS! with more on the way!
CHECK OUT these upcoming feasts at the Feast Table this Sunday: (more NEW events are scheduled!)
- Pulled Pork BBQ - March 28th in the Great Hall
- Mexican Train Dominoes - April 18th
- Book Lovers Luncheon pt 2 - Thursday, April 16th
- Authentic Italian Dinner! - Friday April 24th
- Flavors of the Basque Country - May 2nd
- Tasty Lunch and Dessert Delight - May 4th
- The Christ Church Amazing Race! - Saturday June 6th
See Denise or Kathy this Sunday at the Feast Table to sign up and find out more!
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Calling all Christ Church Girls Scout Cookie Lovers!
Cookie season is here!
There will be a cookie booth after church on Sunday, March 15th. Our Girl scouts are sharing their sales to promote sisterly cooperation with other scouts from many troops!
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Help Us Help Others
Sign up to serve!
Provide a dessert or help serve a meal at the Saint Vincent De Paul site at All Peoples Church
NEXT Serving date: March 16th
You are all much appreciated! Contact Lynne Schley if interested!
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PANTRY NEEDS THIS WEEK:
Wish List:
Canned Pasta Sauce
Canned Pasta
Syrup
Baked Beans
Grape Juice
Jam/Jelly
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All Peoples Church Pantry LOVES your red Sendik's grocery bags.....
AND your Sendik's brown paper bags with HANDLES!
Keep saving them, bring them to church, and drop off in the red wagon or give to Lynne Schley. Thank you!
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The Gathering Honors Christ Church
This plaque was presented to Christ Church at The Gathering’s Mardi Gras fundraiser on Tuesday, February 17th at the Womens Club of Wisconsin.
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Sip & Shop2
SAVE the DATE!
WHEN: Saturday May 16, 2026,
Noon-4pm
SIP AND SHOP 2 - sign ups SUNDAY March 15 after the 9:30 service
$20 to attend. Items will not be priced. You pay what your heart tells you. We hope all will be very generous as all proceeds will go to The Sojourner Peace Center.
Also please clean out your closets and donate clothing, coats, footwear, scarves, hats, costume jewelry. Must be in excellent condition.
Take any donated items to room 11 in the church lower level (near Sunday School rooms)
items you might wish to donate, there is storage ability in room 11 in the church basement.
QUESTIONS: call Maureen McCabe (414-254-6483) or Anne Hynek (414-254-6181)
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Music this Week at Christ Church
by Michael Batcho
This Sunday two of the voluntaries are based on German hymn tunes: Jesu kreuz, leiden und pein (Jesus's cross, suffering and pain) and O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig (O Lamb of God, innocent).
The first dates from the early 17th century. It was composed by Melchior Vulpius. He was a prominent teacher and cantor at the Latin School in Weimar. This hymn, a meditation on the suffering of Jesus, is often sung for passiontide services. I will play Flor Peeters' setting of this hymn. It comes from his Opus 100 Hymn Preludes for the Liturgical Year.
The second hymn was written in the early years of the 16th century. The tune is attributed to Nikolaus Decius, a German monk and reformer. His goal was to craft a hymn that would substitute the "Lamb of God." What was initially a communion hymn eventually morphed into a passion hymn. Johann Pachelbel composed several organ pieces on this tune. All are noted for clarity in their counterpoint and sensitivity to the text. I will play one of the shorter chorales for the postlude.
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Good Friday Women's Ensemble
It's been the tradition at Christ Church to have a women's ensemble sing for the 12 noon Good Friday liturgy and I'd like to invite any woman who likes to sing to participate.
There will be two rehearsals, both on Tuesday evenings:
March 24, March 31 - Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM.
Since there is a bit of music to prepare, attendance at both rehearsals is expected.
The service is on Friday, April 03, at 12 noon.
We should conclude around 1:15 or so.
Though helpful, previous choral experience and the ability to read music aren't required.
Contact Michael if you have any questions or would like to sign up.
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Sunday School
runs from 9:15-10:05 AM in the lower level classrooms.
Middle School and High School
The next middle school and high school youth group meeting is this Sunday, March 15th 5-7pm
Find printable program calendars by clicking here. Sign up for the monthly family newsletter here.
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Summer Mission Trip Information
Find printable program calendars by clicking here. Sign up for the monthly family newsletter here.
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Challenge: Memorize the Lord's Prayer
Awesome job leading the Lord's prayer at the March 1st 9:30 service! Your practicing made you shine!
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Handing Down the Faith Sundays
Designed to encourage deeper understanding of and more engagement with the liturgy for children. The clergy will offer brief explanations and invite children to participate and observe in specific ways. All children of any age and ability are welcome to participate as they feel comfortable.
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Key UW Extension
Biological Control of Insects in
your lawn
Biological control of lawn insects involves using natural enemies—predators (birds, beetles), parasites, and pathogens (bacteria, fungi, nematodes)—to manage pests like white grubs, as recommended by UW-Madison Extension and Extension Barron County. Key strategies include reducing insecticide use to protect beneficial insects, maintaining healthy turf by mowing at 3-4 inches, and using specific biological agents like Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt). Wisconsin Horticulture – Division of Extension.
Key Biological Control Strategies for Lawns (UW Extension)
Conserving Natural Enemies: The most effective strategy is reducing or eliminating the use of broad-spectrum chemical pesticides, which allows existing beneficial insects (e.g., lady beetles, spiders, ground beetles) to thrive.
Pathogens/Microbial Control: Utilizing naturally occurring microorganisms to kill pests,
such as:
Milky Spore Disease: Used for controlling Japanese beetle larvae.
Beneficial Nematodes: Effective for controlling white grubs in moist soil.
Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt): A bacterium used for managing specific caterpillars.
NOTE: last year I had raccoons digging up lawn for tasty grub snacks so I used beneficial nematodes early May. You can buy them online but be aware, you have to use at THE RIGHT TIME and STRICTLY FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. Many of my neighbors had the brown dead patches symptomatic of grubs(eating roots) but I also had vast areas of torn up sod....talk to me for details. Betsy Head 414.967.7700
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Coming soon!
Get those broken electronics ready to recycle!
4 CONVENIENT DROP-OFF SITES DURING TWO WEEKENDS IN APRIL. Starting April 18th. See flyer for details
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Join us for next chapter from
The Gospel of Mark
Reruns and second chances-Fortunately, Jesus is willing to provide reruns and second chances. Come and see in Mark 8
in the Good Shepherd Room-
Tuesday March 10th from 4:30 to 5:45.
Drop-ins welcome!
The organizers include Penny Cruse, Sue Toman and Father Matt. Please feel free to ask any of us questions. There are no prerequisites or homework.
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Theology by the Pint –
Thursday, March 26, 5:30 p.m.
in the Good Shepherd Room
Snacks and beverages are provided.
Topic: Theories of Atonement
What images or metaphors for Christ's saving work have most shaped your understanding of the atonement? Why do you think Christians have developed so many different explanations for the atonement throughout history? What might be gained—or lost—when Christians try to reduce the mystery of the cross to a single theological theory?
To learn more about this event, please email the Rev. Matt Phillips.
*Theology by the Pint is a casual gathering for conversation where participants are encouraged to listen to others’ perspectives without judgment and to seek better understanding. Regardless of differences, we strive to love our neighbors as ourselves and to respect the dignity of every human being.
To learn more about
Theology by the Pint or Gatherings for Guys contact Fr. Matt
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Prayer Shawl Ministry
Be a part of the Prayer Shawl Ministry at Christ Church
make a knitted, crochet or quilted shawl or blanket or square of love and warmth for others ( All Peoples church as well as Christ Church).
Monthly Meetings: are on the 1st Wednesdays
from 2-3:00pm in the Mission Conference Room off the Great Hall.
Our next meeting is Wednesday, April 1st, 2 PM . We have fun praying, knitting or crocheting, and catching up - sharing community needs.
Your handmade creativity can make a big difference! We pray for the recipient as we stitch.
DONATE YARN PLEASE If you have some unused yarn at home, we'd love you to donate it! Please leave it in the Conference Room - know it will be put to good use. (You don’t need to attend meetings to contribute prayer shawls or yarn).
Questions? Please ask Rev Mary Trainor or Sybil Bell
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Happy Hour(s) 4-6pm Thursdays
CCLC Happy Hour Thursdays
at Lyn Slater's house - 6350 N. Lake Dr. WFB
(Driveway parking available)
Drop in briefly before evening activities, or come after your day's events. It's an opportunity to meet new people and chat with long-time friends. The group prays at the end of the gathering. Yours would be welcomed.
(No RSVP. Come when you can)
*Soft drinks and wine ($3) offered*
To receive the weekly group email, please contact Kathy Stanford.
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The Monday EVENING Women's Book Group
Next Meeting Mar. 16, chapter 5
Learning to Pray - A Guide for Everyone
by James Martin
Please join the discussion even if you don’t have time to read them. 6:30-7:45pm
NEW location in the John Thompson room at the church
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The Monday MORNING
Women’s Book Study Group
How to Hear God -
a simple guide for normal people
by Pete Grieg
Discover how to have a real, conversational relationship with God and hear His voice clearly, even in the midst of life's challenges. Others are loving it!
You can purchase it here
Meeting on zoom Mondays from 8:45-10:00am
(with the first 15 minutes catching up, then an hour focused on the book-with opening and closing prayer.
All CC women are invited to participate.
Questions? Just ask Rev Mary Trainor or Rev Nancy Hills, facilitators
WHO: All women of Christ Church are invited WHERE: On zoom
Zoom link HERE Password: “study”
Meeting ID: 837 0526 9913
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Experiencing God:
36 Ways According to Saint Francis of Assisi
by Jon M. Sweeney.
Contact Greg if you'd like more information
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RUN Club
Please join Kari Foote and Maggie Dietrich at 7:30 am on Tuesday mornings for a run! Meet at red door (office entrance)
WALK Club
Help! Seeking a new leader for a weekly walking club! Reach out to Betsy Head or Kari Foote for more information!
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Wednesday AM Contemplative
Eucharist
Service
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Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 9:40. A short retreat in the middle of the week. So many of us are searching for a bit of peace in our busy lives. Even a few moments of deep connection with God, ourselves, and others can profoundly recharge us for the journey.
2nd and 4th Wednesdays there will be an opportunity in the Chapel for the laying on of hands and healing prayer.
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Meeting ID and Pass code Wednesday and Thursday - 5:30pm
To call in to Evening Prayer, call 312 626 6799
Type in NEW Meeting ID 819 8412 9668
NEW Passcode 682860
The service is a beautiful expression of peace and calm at the end of the day and lasts only 20 minutes
On ZOOM: this link Click on the "Meet" < Join a Meeting
and fill in the Meeting ID and Passcode shown above.
Newcomers are especially welcome.
Email Randy Dean if you're interested!
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In-Person Centering Prayer group
This group will meet on Fridays throughout the year and will be led by Janis Blean-Kachigan and Helen Benton. Meetings will begin at 11:15 am and will end at 11:45 am.
Leaflets will be available about Centering Prayer, based on the teaching of Abbot Thomas Keating as found in his book, Open Mind, Open Heart.
We especially welcome people who have had no experience of Centering Prayer and would like to learn this ancient way of praying.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact
Janis Blean-Kachigan or Helen Benton.
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FRIDAYS in the Nave - Noon to 12:30
Music and Meditation
Silence will be accompanied by flute, piano and guitar offerings by Greg Bell, Tom Herbstreith and Mark Hilgendorf. Readings of scripture and poetry will be offered.
Please come and contact Mark Hilgendorf if you have any questions.
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Original World Premier of Richard Gustin's new play:
“A haunting, poetic meditation on historical trauma in a world of fractured hope.”
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Save the Date! April 16-26
Thursday Friday, Saturday - 7:30pm Sunday - 3:00pm
St. Christopher's Church 7845 North River Road, River Hills
SPARROWS
FALL written & directed by Richard Gustin
click here for the poster
Buy Tickets online
Exclusive two-week engagement. Featuring some of Milwaukee’s most beloved actors.
In collaboration with Theatre Gigante and World Premiere Wisconsin.
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Serving This Sunday: March 8, 2026
8:00 am Service in the Chapel
Greeter & Usher: Tom Watson
Acolyte & Reader: Jill Haberman
Newcomer Host: Paula Stone
Coffee Hospitality: 8:00am - Mary and Denton Jones
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9:30 am Service in the Nave
This service is also live-streamed here
Greeters - Andrew Jetton, Diane Holzman
Ushers - *John Hinchey, Jack Holzman, Diane Holzman
Crucifer - Sully O'Connor
Torchbearers - Hattie O'Connor, Lila Hermann
Lectors - Maureen McCabe, Katie Hermann
Prayer Reader - Cantor during Lent
Eucharistic Ministers - Clergy, Maggie Dietrich, Sarah Gottlieb, Sue Toman
Newcomer Hosts - Steve Bruemmer, Katie Hermann
Altar Guild: Team 3 - Mary Jones, Bridget Elliott, Denton Jones, Jackie Keene
Flower Team: for Rose Sunday, Julia Courtright
Coffee Hospitality: 9:30 Susan LaBudde, Chantal Knier
Healing Prayer: Dcn. Nancy Hills 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays.
Fr. Matt Phillips 2nd and 4th Sundays
Weekly AV Set-up & Sound Mixing: provided by parish volunteer Todd Gaulke
Permission to podcast/stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE,
License # A-714398. All rights reserved.
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The church office is open Monday - Thursday from 10am - 3pm
Please call ahead, 414-946-3368, if you need to see someone in person. Staff may be contacted by email throughout the week.
Email or call Lori Sinclair (Monday - Wednesday) for Parish Administration issues such as: Membership, Directory updates, prayer requests, columbarium, building use, calendar scheduling, as well as for business and giving or pledging questions.
Lori is in the office Monday - Wednesday. 10:00 - 3:00pm
eWeekly Broadcast Submissions: SUBMISSIONS DUE WEDNESDAY NOON. (earlier is appreciated!) Please email both Julie Thauer and Lori Sinclair. As always, submissions are due by NOON on Wednesdays to make it into the Thursday e-Weekly Broadcast for that week.
Please Note:
Julie Thauer publishes the scheduled events and posts publicity for all group notices (i.e. Green Team, Youth and Family, Outreach, The FORUM). in the eWeekly Broadcast and prints the weekly Sunday bulletins and special services. If your group is looking for additional support in Social Media (Facebook and Instagram) contact Julie.
Julie is in the office Thursdays 10:00am - 4:00pm and always available via email
Dan Cotrone is available for for building and grounds issues.
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Continue to watch this weekly newsletter for the most recent updates and changes.
The clergy are available by email:
The Rector - The Rev. Seth Dietrich seth@christchurchwfb.org
The Associate Rector - The Rev. Matt Phillips at matt@christchurchwfb.org.
In the case of a pastoral emergency, Rev. Seth Dietrich - 414-630-6143
Email Julie Thauer anytime during the week for communication issues such as the e-Weekly Broadcast newsletter, the Sunday Bulletin, media, website or by phone on Thursdays in the office.
Email our Facilities Manager, Dan Cotrone for building and grounds issues
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