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Christ Church, Whitefish Bay Calls Seventh Rector
Christ Church, Whitefish Bay has called The Rev. Seth Dietrich as their new rector. Seth came to the parish as an assistant in 2007, under The Rev. Lee Downs. Lee retired in 2009, and Seth served as the priest-in-charge for two years. Within the last six months, both Seth and the parish engaged in an intensive discernment with the help of the diocese. In his acceptance letter to the vestry's call, Seth writes:
"It has been an honor to be a part of your story thus far. And I am humbled beyond words that you would ask me to be a part of the next chapter as your rector...The Holy Spirit, poured out at Pentecost, moves our sacred story forward. How will the next chapter unfold? What kind of mysteries and adventures await? I am overjoyed that we will write this next part together. "
A service for the Celebration of New Ministry will be held on the Feast of St. Francis, October 4th, 2011 at 5:30pm. The Rt. Rev. Steven Miller presiding; The Rev. Drew Bunting preaching; our resident Bagpipers will be piping. All are welcome.
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St. Luke's, Madison seeks Organist / Director of Music
St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Madison, WI) seeks a skilled church musician to support our congregational worship for 5-8 hours/week. We value intergenerational participation and a variety of instruments and musical styles. We want our new musician to work collaboratively to build our music life in both the traditional and the contemporary directions. We do not expect a weekly choir. Our new choirmaster is expected to recruit and conduct a choir for major holy days, particularly the Sunday after All Saints, Christmas, the Sunday after the Epiphany, Holy Week, the Sunday after the Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity, and St. Luke's feast day.
Salary/Benefits $9,500-11,500 / year depending on experience and education; two weeks paid vacation beginning in first year (supply paid at $100); additional week after five years; $150/year continuing education.
Click for more information or call parish at (608) 222-6921. |
Celebration of
The Rev. Jim Braun's Ministry
The Rev. Jim Braun, longtime rector of St. Matthew's, Kenosha, will celebrate his last service with the parish on Sunday, July 31st which will be the occasion for a celebration of his ministry and his and his wife, Karen's dedication to St. Matthew's over many years. The 10:00 am service will be followed by a light buffet luncheon. In addition to members of St. Matthew's, Fr. Jim and Karen Braun's many friends around the diocese are invited to join in the celebration!
St. Matthew's is located at 5900 7th AvenueKenosha, WI 53140.
Members of St. Matthew's planning to attend can sign up at the church -- all others, PLEASE RSVP to St. Matthew's at
262-654-8642 . . . THANK YOU! |
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Register to ride today . . .
. . . for Gary Manning's Tour de DioMil, August 30 to September 9.
Imagine experiencing a beautiful late-summer in Southern Wisconsin riding your bike with several other ridersand meeting folks from churches throughout the diocese. The tour will support The Haiti Project, Episcopal Relief and Development clean water initiatives and World Bicycle Relief.
The first 25 registered riders who raise at least $200.00 in donations will receive a Tour de DioMil Bicycle Jersey (a $60.00 value)! Go to the tour website today at http://tourdediomil.weebly.com/, register for the tour and begin obtaining donations from your friends and family.
Donations to support the tour may also be made through the website.
Tour de DioMil Jerseys provided by:


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Golf Outing July 30 at St. John's NW Military Academy Golf Course
St. John Chrysostom Episcopal Church, Delafield is sponsoring a Golf Outing on July 30 at 1:00 p.m. at St. John's NW Military Academy Golf Course. Registration is $25 and includes 9 holes of golf, cart, prizes, and a casual meal following the golf. Non-Golfers are invited to attend the post-golf party/meal for a cost of $8 -- all are welcome! Please invite friends, family and neighbors to join you.
For reservations call Jim Lemerand at 262-337-1194 or Jan Eriksen at 414-526-7912. Reservation deadline is July 16th! |
Theatre Organ offered to parishes
A friend of a St. Boniface (Mequon) parishioner would like to donate her theater organ to a church in the area. The organ is a Gulbransen Rialto II: two manuals, pedals, wooden console, bench, pristine condition. Please contact Jenny Gettel (gettel@sbcglobal.net; (262) 376-1342) for more information. |
"Art as Prayer" Workshop offered at Christ Church, Delavan
August 17 (7:00-8:30 pm)
Assemblage: A 3-dimensional artistic, often eclectic, composition made from putting together found objects. In this "Art as Prayer" Meditation Workshop, artist Roberta Karstetter uses found objects in ways that create sacred spaces, and offers art, as meditative prayers, in a conscious connection to the Creator, often in a new and unique way to reflect the divine. For centuries, groups have used art as a way to communicate with and about God: Navaho Native Americans created sandpaintings as ritualistic healing and cleansing of evil spirits. The word for art in most Native American languages is synonymous with the word for prayer.
For more information in taking part in this meditative workshop, contact Christ Church at (262) 728-5292 or christchurch@pensys.com . ALL are welcome! Bring a friend!
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The Great
HUNGER BOOK SALE
at All Saints'Cathedral
All Saints' Cathedral at 818 East Juneau Avenue, Milwaukee is once again preparing for its annual "Great Hunger Book Sale" which takes place August 5 - 9, 2011 (11am-6pm). Opening Night takes place August 4 (6-9pm / $5 donation). ALL PROCEEDS go to local and world hunger funds!
YOU can help by donating books, videos & CD's (Please -- no magazines, ex-library, Readers' Digest Condensed Books, textbooks or encyclopedias). Donations gratefully accepted up to July 26. Questions? Call the Cathedral at 414-271-7719. |
One more time . . . THANK YOU for forwarding this newsletter to parishioners and others who may be interested and for sending YOUR news/events / photos to See you next week! Sincerely, Barb
Barbara Klauber Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee
info@diomil.org . |
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