Sept. 2018 Nurse’s Blog
Get serious about Lyme disease! Did you know Lyme disease is increasing right in our area? This disease is transmitted by the black legged tick, commonly known as the deer
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Sept. 2018 Deacon’s Blog
Pilgrim – Be, Receive, Give Thanks Growing up in Northern Wisconsin, Labor Day weekend marked a time of transition. Summer cabins were swept and sealed until the next season, canvas was
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Aug 2018 Library Blog
Library News August: High Season for Corn, Tomatoes and Relaxation What other month celebrates taking it easy like August? National Lazy Day is August 10, followed quickly by National Relaxation
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Aug 2018 Pastor’s Blog
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Summer months are often marked by a slower, more relaxed pace of life. But at Reformation ministry was full speed ahead in the month
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Aug 2018 Nurse’s Blog
New Shingles Immunization Herpes Zoster, also known as Shingles, is a painful, itchy rash that lasts for two to four weeks. It develops along a nerve pathway and happens as
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June 2018 Music Blog
Music at Reformation Hello everyone, I am actively recruiting three new Choral Scholar positions – soprano, alto and tenor. If you know of any students in university or college music
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June 2018 Finance Ministry Blog
We Reached Our Goal: 50 for 500! The Finance Ministry is very pleased and excited to announce that members of our congregation have risen to the challenge and we have
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June 2018 Library Blog
Library News Book Club meets July 17 Looking for an insightful, stimulating, and sociable discussion of an interesting book? Then give the Reformation Book Club a try. Our next discussion
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June 2018 Nurse’s Blog
Anyone Can Treat an Opioid Overdose We are experiencing an opioid abuse epidemic now. Overdoses occur for many reasons: 1) illicit opioid drug abuse, 2) accidental prescription overdose, 3) mixing
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June 2018 Deacon’s Blog
“May the eyes of your hearts be enlightened.” – Ephesians 1:18 W. David O. Taylor wrote in Christianity Today, What if we saw the arts in worship as part of
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