COMMUNITY CORNER
Love in the Name of Christ of Sheboygan County
REGISTRATION OPEN!!
Cost of Poverty Experience Simulation
Hosted by Love in the Name of Christ of Sheboygan County
Date: Saturday, September 21
Time: 9:30 AM - 12 PM
Where: First United Lutheran Church, 2401 Kohler Memorial Drive
What: Join us for the Cost of Poverty Experience (COPE), a powerful 3-hour simulation designed to offer a glimpse into the lived experience of poverty. This immersive event, created with the insights of those who have faced poverty firsthand, provides a unique opportunity to understand the human and systemic impacts of poverty.
Why Attend?
Deepen Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into the realities of poverty in America.
Improve Engagement: Learn effective approaches to better support low-income individuals and their families.
Build Partnerships: Foster meaningful collaborations with the broader community to create positive change.
For years, many well-meaning efforts to address poverty have overlooked the wisdom and leadership of those most affected. COPE aims to change that by illuminating these challenges and sparking meaningful dialogue and action. This experience challenges participants to rethink their perspectives on poverty and work towards more effective and compassionate responses.
Don't miss this opportunity to walk in their shoes and transform lives through love.
Register here now to be part of this transformative experience!
34th Annual COATS FOR KIDS
Community Service Campaign
Sponsored by Reingold-Novak Funeral Home
Donations are now being accepted for NEW COATS for adults and children; to be distributed to Sheboygan County residents who would otherwise go without.
Drop off coats at Reinbold-Novak Funeral Home
1535 S. 12th Street, Sheboygan
920-452-7711
When: September 1-November 4, 2024
To receive a coat, visit
The Salvation Army corps Community Center
710 Pennsylvania Ave, Sheboygan
While supplies last on November 7, 2024
from 12 noon - 6:00 pm
If you need Christmas Assistance sign up from October 1, 2024 - December 2, 2024
New online sign up at www.SAsheboygan.org
Thank you for your continued support!
REGISTRATION OPEN!!
Cost of Poverty Experience Simulation
Hosted by Love in the Name of Christ of Sheboygan County
Date: Saturday, September 21
Time: 9:30 AM - 12 PM
Where: First United Lutheran Church, 2401 Kohler Memorial Drive
What: Join us for the Cost of Poverty Experience (COPE), a powerful 3-hour simulation designed to offer a glimpse into the lived experience of poverty. This immersive event, created with the insights of those who have faced poverty firsthand, provides a unique opportunity to understand the human and systemic impacts of poverty.
Why Attend?
Deepen Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into the realities of poverty in America.
Improve Engagement: Learn effective approaches to better support low-income individuals and their families.
Build Partnerships: Foster meaningful collaborations with the broader community to create positive change.
For years, many well-meaning efforts to address poverty have overlooked the wisdom and leadership of those most affected. COPE aims to change that by illuminating these challenges and sparking meaningful dialogue and action. This experience challenges participants to rethink their perspectives on poverty and work towards more effective and compassionate responses.
Don't miss this opportunity to walk in their shoes and transform lives through love.
Register here now to be part of this transformative experience!
34th Annual COATS FOR KIDS
Community Service Campaign
Sponsored by Reingold-Novak Funeral Home
Donations are now being accepted for NEW COATS for adults and children; to be distributed to Sheboygan County residents who would otherwise go without.
Drop off coats at Reinbold-Novak Funeral Home
1535 S. 12th Street, Sheboygan
920-452-7711
When: September 1-November 4, 2024
To receive a coat, visit
The Salvation Army corps Community Center
710 Pennsylvania Ave, Sheboygan
While supplies last on November 7, 2024
from 12 noon - 6:00 pm
If you need Christmas Assistance sign up from October 1, 2024 - December 2, 2024
New online sign up at www.SAsheboygan.org
Thank you for your continued support!
Villa Rosa Assisted Living Open House!
Date: September 19th
Time: 5-7 pm
What: Open house for the Villa Rosa Assisted Living; N8120 County Rd WW, Mt. Calvary, WI
Appetizers and refreshments, guided tours of the facility and open apartments, golf cart rides through Cristo Rey Ranch
Date: September 19th
Time: 5-7 pm
What: Open house for the Villa Rosa Assisted Living; N8120 County Rd WW, Mt. Calvary, WI
Appetizers and refreshments, guided tours of the facility and open apartments, golf cart rides through Cristo Rey Ranch
The Original Trash 'N Treasure
Huge Indoor Rummage Sale
Brat Fry & Bake Sale
When: Saturday, September 21, 2024
Time: 9 am - 3 pm
Where: St. Paul Lutheran Church, 730 County Rd. PPP, Sheboygan Falls
Cash or Local Checks Only - No Credit/Debit
1000's of items!!!
Household Goods, Furniture, Toys, Holiday Trimmings, Tools, Books, Crafts, and more!
All proceeds go to St. Paul Friends Mission Projects
Huge Indoor Rummage Sale
Brat Fry & Bake Sale
When: Saturday, September 21, 2024
Time: 9 am - 3 pm
Where: St. Paul Lutheran Church, 730 County Rd. PPP, Sheboygan Falls
Cash or Local Checks Only - No Credit/Debit
1000's of items!!!
Household Goods, Furniture, Toys, Holiday Trimmings, Tools, Books, Crafts, and more!
All proceeds go to St. Paul Friends Mission Projects
BINGO NIGHT AT GENERATIONS
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
PLEASE RSVP TO: 920-467-4139
Deadline is Noon, Friday Sept. 20
BINGO cards reserved upon payment - $2 each
100% Payout
Dinner
$8 Suggested Contribution
BOXED DINNER to include
Ham & Cheese Croissant Or Turkey & Cheese Croissant
Includes:
Fruit – Creamy Pasta Salad – Apple Pie
Coffee – Water – Soda
SPONSORED BY THE SHEBOYGAN COUNTY ADRC
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
PLEASE RSVP TO: 920-467-4139
Deadline is Noon, Friday Sept. 20
BINGO cards reserved upon payment - $2 each
100% Payout
Dinner
$8 Suggested Contribution
BOXED DINNER to include
Ham & Cheese Croissant Or Turkey & Cheese Croissant
Includes:
Fruit – Creamy Pasta Salad – Apple Pie
Coffee – Water – Soda
SPONSORED BY THE SHEBOYGAN COUNTY ADRC
Fall Recycling Event
When: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 2024
Time: 8:00AM - 4:00PM
RECYCLE FEES
Incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs:
• 4 feet and under - $1.00 each
• over 4 feet - $2.00 each
Batteries - $1.00/lb
Microwaves and dishwashers – $10 each
Mini refrigerators and dehumidifiers - $10 each
CRT monitors and tube televisions - $10 each
Televisions: plasma, projection and console - $20 each
Room air conditioners - $20 each
Full size refrigerators and freezers - $20 each
Free Items
Wires
Cables
Charger cords
Computers
Laptops
Printers
DVD/CD players
Ballasts
Small appliances (vacuums, blenders, coffee makers)
VCRs
Cable boxes
Routers
Modems
Cell phones
LED TVs
LED Monitors
String lights
Where: Plymouth Utilities • 900 County Hwy Pp
Enter From County O. (South Street)
Plymouthgov.com/PlymouthUtilities For additional details, visit our website or contact Plymouth Utilities Energy
Services Manager, Tom Boldt, at (608) 825-1754 or [email protected]
Payment due at time of drop off. Cash or check (endorse to Redemption Recycling LLC). If you have a large number of items
or are unable to attend this event, please contact our recycling vendor directly at (262) 349-6495, for drop off availability.
plymouthutilities.com • (920) 983-1471
At Plymouth Utilities, we join forces with other local, not-for-profit utilities through WPPI Energy to share resources and lower costs.
Life Line Screening
The power of prevention
You're invited to a Life Line Screening event'!
Where: Plymouth Alliance Church
When: October 4, 2024
Life Line Screening is the nation's leader in Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Risk.
Screenings are simple and painless. Get peace of mind or early detection.
Who: Anyone over the age of 40
Special Member pricing for $159
Carotid Artery Disease Screening
Atrial Fibrillation Screening
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening
Peripheral Artery Disease Screening
Plus a Free Hypertension Screening
To book your appointment
Call: 888-814-0466 and use promo code HSCA001
Visit: LLSA.SOCIAL/HSCA
Text: the word "circle" to 216-279-1607
The power of prevention
You're invited to a Life Line Screening event'!
Where: Plymouth Alliance Church
When: October 4, 2024
Life Line Screening is the nation's leader in Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Risk.
Screenings are simple and painless. Get peace of mind or early detection.
Who: Anyone over the age of 40
Special Member pricing for $159
Carotid Artery Disease Screening
Atrial Fibrillation Screening
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening
Peripheral Artery Disease Screening
Plus a Free Hypertension Screening
To book your appointment
Call: 888-814-0466 and use promo code HSCA001
Visit: LLSA.SOCIAL/HSCA
Text: the word "circle" to 216-279-1607
Anchor of Hope Gala
Anchor of Hope's 10th Annual Gala
When: October 10, 2024
Lunch Event:
Time: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm (Doors open 30 minutes prior to event)
Dinner Event:
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm (Doors open 30 minutes prior to event)
Where: The village at 170/Kohler
Business Attire/ Complimentary Meal/Cash Bar
Speaker: Melanie Breit - She is a mother of two, an entrepreneur, and marketing consultant. Having experienced an abortion decision and a life choice when faced with a pregnancy that resulted from the violence of rape; she bring a perspective not always found within pro-life circles. She will share her powerful and inspiring testimony of how her viewpoint changed from trauma to hope with God's grace. Her story highlights the eternal HOPE we have in God and His faithfulness within life's circumstances.
RSVP for the 10th Annual Fundraising Gala - Call 920-452-4673 (ask for LeeAnn)
Anchor of Hope's 10th Annual Gala
When: October 10, 2024
Lunch Event:
Time: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm (Doors open 30 minutes prior to event)
Dinner Event:
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm (Doors open 30 minutes prior to event)
Where: The village at 170/Kohler
Business Attire/ Complimentary Meal/Cash Bar
Speaker: Melanie Breit - She is a mother of two, an entrepreneur, and marketing consultant. Having experienced an abortion decision and a life choice when faced with a pregnancy that resulted from the violence of rape; she bring a perspective not always found within pro-life circles. She will share her powerful and inspiring testimony of how her viewpoint changed from trauma to hope with God's grace. Her story highlights the eternal HOPE we have in God and His faithfulness within life's circumstances.
RSVP for the 10th Annual Fundraising Gala - Call 920-452-4673 (ask for LeeAnn)
Tax & Time: Investing For All Stages - Great Marriages
Create Your Own Goals Board - Great Marriages
- Saturday, September 21, 2024
- 5:30 PM 7:30 PM
Register at: www.great-marriages.org/events
- Location: Great Marriages Office, 612 Center Ave, Sheboygan
- Speaker: Eric Grasse--Thrivent, Third Coast Wealth Advisors
- Cost: $20/person (includes dinner and materials)
Create Your Own Goals Board - Great Marriages
- Tuesday, October 29, 2024
- 6:00 PM 8:30 PM
Register at: www.great-marriages.org/events
- Location: Great Marriages Office, 612 Center Ave, Sheboygan
- Speaker: Chris & Courtney Booth, Booth Leadership
- Cost: $20/person (includes materials, snacks & beverages)
Kick-off Rally
When: Sunday, September 22 at 1:30 PM
Where: Knights of Columbus Hall, 833 Center Avenue, Sheboygan
Guest Speaker: Ramona Trevino, Outreach Director (national 40 Days for Life). Ramona was the
manager of a Planned Parenthood abortion referral facility in Sherman, Texas. God used the prayers
and public witness of a 40 Days for Life campaign to move her to leave her job and reclaim her walk
with Christ. Ramona’s resignation from Planned Parenthood resulted in her former center going out of
business.
This will “kick-off” the Fall 40 Days for Life peaceful, prayerful vigil to end abortion--September 25
through November 3. Please join us to hear Ramona’s story and be inspired to pray publicly to change
hearts and minds about abortion.
Job & Volunteer opportunities,
and other valuable information
and other valuable information
Anchor of Hope
Part-Time Staff Nurse Wanted
Anchor of Hope Health Center, a pro-life pregnancy medical clinic, is seeking to hire a part-time staff nurse. Applicant must be a committed Christian, dedicated to the sanctity of human life and possessing a commitment to sexual purity. Responsibilities will include direct patient care under the supervision of a nurse manager.
A current nursing license is required, preferably an RN. OBGYN experience would be beneficial. Interested applicants should call Anchor of Hope at 920-452-4673 or email: [email protected].
Love INC Job Openings
CASE MANAGER II
REPORTS TO: Director of Connection Center & Refugee Resettlement
TYPE OF POSITION: Part-time, hourly. Typically, Monday through Friday with occasional evenings or weekends for meetings and/or special events. The role could become full-time as our ministries grow. The position is funded through the Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) Matching Grant program and Wisconsin’s Bureau of Refugee Programs (BRP) employment-based programs.
JOB DESCRIPTION:
As Case Manager II, you play a crucial role to the mission of Love INC Sheboygan County. This role will provide comprehensive case management and support to refugees making Sheboygan County their home so that they become economically and socially self-sufficient as outlined in the services. This is multi-faceted and involves fostering relationships, showing the love of Christ in creative ways, and ensuring that the people God has entrusted to us are loved the way He loves them.
FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
REPORTS TO: Executive Director
TYPE OF POSITION: Part-time, hourly. Typically, Monday through Friday with occasional evenings
or weekends for meetings and/or special events. The role could become full-time as our ministries
grow.
JOB DESCRIPTION:
As Financial Administrator, you play a crucial role to the mission of Love INC Sheboygan County.
This role will provide comprehensive monitoring of all grants received for the Refugee
Resettlement Ministry, primarily through Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) and Wisconsin’s
Bureau of Refugee Programs (BRP). This role will provide leadership with regards to finance and
database systems, ensuring data integrity and compliance with all grant requirements. This role
will collaborate with other staff and volunteers for problem-solving and guidance on compliance
issues and financial best practices.
For more information or if you are interested in either of these jobs please contact Love INC at [email protected]
Love INC Volunteer Opportunities
Connection Center Opportunities—Building Hope
Receptionist:
The initial point of contact for neighbors who call us for assistance. The main purpose of this role
is to answer the phone within our call center, gather basic contact information, record the main
reason for the call, and schedule an appointment with an Intake Specialist for a more detailed
conversation, offering a prayer before ending the call. This person should have good
communication and listening skills, keeping confidentiality at the forefront.
Intake Specialist:
The main point of contact for understanding more about each individual who calls by asking
compassionate questions and listening to understand rather than to solve problems. The main
purpose of this role is to develop relationships with individuals seeking support. This person
must use discernment about the types of questions that are appropriate for each person and
have strong relational and listening skills, covering each person in prayer and Christian
compassion. This person should be able to respond with spiritual encouragement and Christian
love, keeping confidentiality at the forefront.
Neighbor Liaison:
The follow up point of contact to continue the relationship and checking back on the various
situations faced by each neighbor. The main purpose of this role is to continue the relationship
with our neighbors and to reflect the love of Christ with the intention of sustaining and building
hope. This person will call neighbors who have received assistance or referrals through the
Connection Center intake process and ask about specific situations that have been previously
recorded. This person must have strong relational and listening skills, offering a prayer and
keeping confidentiality at the forefront.
Contact Us for More Information
(920) 783-6701, ext. 5101
[email protected]
Part-Time Staff Nurse Wanted
Anchor of Hope Health Center, a pro-life pregnancy medical clinic, is seeking to hire a part-time staff nurse. Applicant must be a committed Christian, dedicated to the sanctity of human life and possessing a commitment to sexual purity. Responsibilities will include direct patient care under the supervision of a nurse manager.
A current nursing license is required, preferably an RN. OBGYN experience would be beneficial. Interested applicants should call Anchor of Hope at 920-452-4673 or email: [email protected].
Love INC Job Openings
CASE MANAGER II
REPORTS TO: Director of Connection Center & Refugee Resettlement
TYPE OF POSITION: Part-time, hourly. Typically, Monday through Friday with occasional evenings or weekends for meetings and/or special events. The role could become full-time as our ministries grow. The position is funded through the Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) Matching Grant program and Wisconsin’s Bureau of Refugee Programs (BRP) employment-based programs.
JOB DESCRIPTION:
As Case Manager II, you play a crucial role to the mission of Love INC Sheboygan County. This role will provide comprehensive case management and support to refugees making Sheboygan County their home so that they become economically and socially self-sufficient as outlined in the services. This is multi-faceted and involves fostering relationships, showing the love of Christ in creative ways, and ensuring that the people God has entrusted to us are loved the way He loves them.
FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
REPORTS TO: Executive Director
TYPE OF POSITION: Part-time, hourly. Typically, Monday through Friday with occasional evenings
or weekends for meetings and/or special events. The role could become full-time as our ministries
grow.
JOB DESCRIPTION:
As Financial Administrator, you play a crucial role to the mission of Love INC Sheboygan County.
This role will provide comprehensive monitoring of all grants received for the Refugee
Resettlement Ministry, primarily through Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) and Wisconsin’s
Bureau of Refugee Programs (BRP). This role will provide leadership with regards to finance and
database systems, ensuring data integrity and compliance with all grant requirements. This role
will collaborate with other staff and volunteers for problem-solving and guidance on compliance
issues and financial best practices.
For more information or if you are interested in either of these jobs please contact Love INC at [email protected]
Love INC Volunteer Opportunities
Connection Center Opportunities—Building Hope
Receptionist:
The initial point of contact for neighbors who call us for assistance. The main purpose of this role
is to answer the phone within our call center, gather basic contact information, record the main
reason for the call, and schedule an appointment with an Intake Specialist for a more detailed
conversation, offering a prayer before ending the call. This person should have good
communication and listening skills, keeping confidentiality at the forefront.
Intake Specialist:
The main point of contact for understanding more about each individual who calls by asking
compassionate questions and listening to understand rather than to solve problems. The main
purpose of this role is to develop relationships with individuals seeking support. This person
must use discernment about the types of questions that are appropriate for each person and
have strong relational and listening skills, covering each person in prayer and Christian
compassion. This person should be able to respond with spiritual encouragement and Christian
love, keeping confidentiality at the forefront.
Neighbor Liaison:
The follow up point of contact to continue the relationship and checking back on the various
situations faced by each neighbor. The main purpose of this role is to continue the relationship
with our neighbors and to reflect the love of Christ with the intention of sustaining and building
hope. This person will call neighbors who have received assistance or referrals through the
Connection Center intake process and ask about specific situations that have been previously
recorded. This person must have strong relational and listening skills, offering a prayer and
keeping confidentiality at the forefront.
Contact Us for More Information
(920) 783-6701, ext. 5101
[email protected]
Memory Care in Wisconsin
Information on Assisted Living in Wisconsin
Here are some informative guides to check out. Don't know when to step in to help, don't know how to pay, don't know what the memory care facilities are like, these guides are helpful.
Information on Assisted Living in Wisconsin
Here are some informative guides to check out. Don't know when to step in to help, don't know how to pay, don't know what the memory care facilities are like, these guides are helpful.
- https://www.memorycare.com/memory-care-in-wisconsin/
- https://www.memorycare.com/what-is-a-memory-care-facility/
- https://www.memorycare.com/when-to-consider-memory-care/
- https://www.memorycare.com/what-to-expect-in-memory-care/
- https://www.caring.com/senior-care/in-home-care/
- https://www.caring.com/senior-living/assisted-living/wisconsin
- https://www.caring.com/senior-living/memory-care-facilities/
- https://www.caring.com/caregivers/
- to help with slips and falls as an older adult - www.nia.nih.gov/health/falls-and-fractures-older-adults-causes-and-prevention
Love Packages
If you are cleaning out your house and you have Christian books, curriculum, or any kind of teaching material you would like to get rid of call Love Packages.
Love Packages collects bible donations—as well as donations of Christian books, Sunday School materials, and more—from people and publishers across the U.S. and ship it to our network of distributors all over the world.
We ship more than 1000 tons of recycled gospel literature on the mission field every year. Our goal for 2020 is to ship 2,020 tons overseas. Here is their information:
Love Packages
220 Union St
Butler, IL 62015
(217) 532-6701
https://lovepackages.org
If you are cleaning out your house and you have Christian books, curriculum, or any kind of teaching material you would like to get rid of call Love Packages.
Love Packages collects bible donations—as well as donations of Christian books, Sunday School materials, and more—from people and publishers across the U.S. and ship it to our network of distributors all over the world.
We ship more than 1000 tons of recycled gospel literature on the mission field every year. Our goal for 2020 is to ship 2,020 tons overseas. Here is their information:
Love Packages
220 Union St
Butler, IL 62015
(217) 532-6701
https://lovepackages.org
