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Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America
God's work. Our hands.

East Koshkonong
Lutheran Church, ELCA

Worship:

Sundays at 9:00 a.m.
Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m.


454 East Church Street Road
Cambridge, WI 53523
608-423-3017
EKLC@bminet.com

Map & Directions
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© 2009 East Koshkonong Lutheran Church
Website Designed & Maintained by
Christine Gantz, A.I.M.
www.New-Expressions.net   
CGantz@New-Expressions.net
 

Education & Enrichment for Children

 

Vacation Bible School 2010



It's Not Too Late
To Join the Fun At EKLC VBS

August 2nd ~ August 6th

3year - Preschool
Monday - Thursday 9am~11am
Cost $15.00


Kindergarten - 5th grade
Monday - Thursday 9am~3pm
Cost $30


Wednesday ~ 6pm Worship, bonfire and cookout

Friday ~ Special Family Day at Fort Aquatic Center

Registration Forms available in the Narthex

Click the image to download this flyer!


Sunday School

Our Sunday School is using the SPARK Curriculum from Augsburg Fortress this year utilizing the Spark Study Bibles (Story and NRSV).  Here is a link for the web www.activatefaith.org.  

         
                    www.activatefaith.org





Vacation Bible School 2010: August 2-6
VBS is for children age 3 through grade 5. Join us Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, and on Friday for a family fun day at the Fort Aquatic Center (time TBA). Registration forms are available in the narthex, or can be downloaded at the link below.

If any one is interested in helping with this ministry at East Koshkonong please contact Pastor Clint or call the church office at 423-3017. Volunteers are needed!
Click here for more VBS details!
Click here for registration & health form.

Invitation to Vacation Bible School!
Family Letter. Click Here.

VBS Curriculumn
Learn more about our VBS Program, Renew. Check these web sites!
http://www.wearesparkhouse.org/renew
http://www.sparkhouseblogs.org/renew


The FAITH 5
Faith Acts In The Home
Care to have some fun, keep your family communicating every night, and grow in your understanding of yourself and God? Try this simple five-step process for the next six weeks and see if it doesn’t help!

Here’s how you do it: Whoever is going to bed first in your home calls “FAITH 5” or “Huddle Up!” Everyone must drop what they’re doing, turn off the television, put down the newspaper or their homework, set the cell phone on silence and gather in a room of the convener’s choice. Then take turns going through these five simple steps:

1. SHARE highs & lows of the day
2. READ and highlight a verse of Scripture in your Bible
3. TALK about how the verse relates to your highs & lows
4. PRAY for your highs & lows, for your family,
    and for the world
5. BLESS one another

You want a great relationship with your kids? You want openness, honesty, caring and sharing in your family? You want to raise a child to be a strong, thoughtful, empathetic, positive, healthy adult out in the world some day? You can’t buy that. You have to invest in it. And the investment is the most expensive currency you own – your TIME – aimed at that most precious young person in your life.

Kids spell love TIME. Be intentional. Be consistent. Be caring. Be the parent. Every night. Every home.

No one else can do that for you.

Four Questions
1. For parents of Young Children: What would it be worth  
    to you to have a teenager some day who won’t go to
    sleep without talking to you about their day? Praying
    with you? Blessing you? Would it be worth five minutes?
    Tonight? Every night?

2. For Parents of Pre-Teens: What would happen to your
    family over time if you were able to deep this open,
    caring communication going every night throughout
    adolescence?

3. For Parents of Teenagers: Once the teen years begin
    and drivers’ licenses come into play, communication
    between parents and teens can become a challenge.
    How might this type of five-minute conversation change
    a family if they were intentional and consistent about it?
    Would the benefits outweigh the hassle of trying to
    invest this time of care, listening, and prayer each
    night in your home? Why or why not?

4. For Church Leaders: What would happen to a family
    over time if they made an intentional point of doing the
    Faith 5 most every night? What would happen to your
    church five years from today it the majority of your
    household were doing active listening, scripture, faith
    talk, prayer, and blessings every night?