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Usher Schedule
 

If you cannot serve when assigned, you are responsible to find a replacement.

USHER LIST –  2008

(If you cannot serve when assigned, please find a replacement.)

 

Mar. 16 (10:00 am, Confirmation) and Mar. 21 (7:00 pm)

Larry Petz, Chris Peterson, Joshua Persson, Kasey Persson, Kyle Persson

 

Mar. 15 (6:00 pm) and Mar. 23 (6:30 am Easter)

Terry Peterson, Marlin Reeson, Gary Reimers, Brian Reimers, Chris Reimers

 

Mar. 20 (7:00 pm) and Mar. 22 (6:00 pm)

Brian Reiner, Scott Reiner, Dick Reppert, Brian Reppert, Chad Reppert

 

Mar. 23 (9:00 am) and Mar. 29 (6:00 pm)

Clay Reppert, Matthew Reppert, Lonnie Schultz, Thomas Schultz, Travis Schultz

 

Mar. 30 (9:00 am) and Apr. 5 (6:00 pm)

Daniel Reppert, Gary Reppert, Paul Reppert, Tim Reppert, Ryan Reppert

 

 

April 6 (9:00 am) and April 12 (Pre-Prom Vespers 5:00 pm)

Duane Schulz, Dick Senden, Bob Smith, Jason Smith, Lyle Soenksen

 

April 13 (9:00 am) and April 19 (6:00 pm)

Al Stigge, Alan Snodgrass, Dennis Suhr, Lyle Tienken, Brent Tripp

 

April 20 (9:00 am) and April 26 (6:00 pm)

Cleo Toelle, Bruce Toelle, Harlan VanderGriend, Russell Vanderworker, Hal Wagner

 

April 27 (9:00  am) and May 3 (6:00 pm)

Herman Wiechman, Mike Wieler, Daniel Weddle, LeRoy Wegner, Derek Wegner

 

May 4 (9:00 am) and May 10 (6:00 pm)

Don Will, Reginald Will, Andrew Wimmer, George Wimmer, Cecil Woodka

 

May 11 (9:00 am) and May 17 (6:00 pm)

Larry Abrahams, Brian Abrahams, John Ahrens, Ron Ahrens, Jessie Ahrens

 

May 18 (9:00 am) and May 24 (6:00 pm)

Mark Benne, Curtis Beck, Jerry Bargmann, LeRoy Albus, Dennis Broekemeier

 

May 25 (9:00 am) and May 31 (6:00 pm)

Bryan Bettenhausen, Chandler Bettenhausen, Dylan Cooper, Ken Cooper, Joe Conant

 

June 1 (9:00 am) and June 7 (6:00 pm)

Gerhard Broekemeier, Blake Brockmann, Brady Brockmann, Brett Brockmann, Mike Brockmann

 

June 8 (9:00 am) and June 14 (6:00 pm)

Mark Daberkow, Aaron Daberkow, Steve Duncan, Rhett Eckmann, Butch Echtenkamp

 

June 15 (9:00 am) and June 21 (6:00 pm)

John Engelbart, Clayton Erb, Don Ehrisman, Ben Freudenburg, Greg Freudenburg

 

June 22 (9:00 am) and June 28 (6:00 pm)

Melvin Fehrer, John Fehrer, Curtis Rogers, Frosty Furstenau, Brandon Greckel

 

June 29 (9:00 am) and July 5 (6:00 pm)

Stan Giese, John Groth, Mark Groth, Marvin Guenther, William Guenther

 

July 6 (9:00 am) and July 12 (6:00 pm)

LaVern Hass, Greg Harstick, Stafford Hasenkamp, Bill Hasenkamp, Daniel Heimann

 

July 13 (9:00 am) and July 19 (6:00 pm)

Dwaine Hedell, David Hughes, Mark Johnson, Michael Jordan, Shawn Kreikemeier

 

July 20 (9:00 am) and July 26 (6:00 pm)

Norman Kersten, Jeff Kaup, Dustin Kaup, Duane Krueger

 

July 27 (9:00 am) and Aug. 2 (6:00 pm)

Gene Kurz, Dann Leffler, Ryan Leffler, Zach Leffler

 

 

 

The first person named is captain. He is responsible for ushering of his group. Ushers are to be at church at least 20 minutes prior to church time. They are to take care of persons entering both doors. They are to seat people, hand out bulletins to visitors, see that people get special order of service when in use, and collect offering (count people in church where plate is coming towards you.)

COMMUNION Ten persons are normally at each table for communion but number can be stretched sometimes instead of dividing couples or family. When ushering for communion start the line right after you get to the front. Don't wait until acolyte, elder and pastor have taken their communion. Be sure a full table is ready when pastor is ready to start serving people. Keep the line plenty long. This avoids waiting to get a table of ten ready when some slow moving people are involved or you have to take more pews in order to get enough people who are going.

Help people get special order of services rather then depending on everyone to pick one up. This allows for more friendliness as you greet those coming to church.

It is suggested that more people are ushered into church, especially visitors. Many people are reluctant to go to a pew where some one is on the end, but they would rather sit in those pews. Full pews also makes collecting simpler.

OFFERING  After each service, the lector and captain of the ushering group are to take the offering off the altar, place in money bags, put in safe. Bags are in the sacristy--in top drawer on north end of cabinets.

RINGING THE BELLS  After the prelude stops the bells are to be rung. Press the three buttons down, leave on for sometime, then push them back off.

LIGHTS  Two sets of nave lights are to be dimmed during the sermon. The switches are in the ushers room, down for off and up for on.

 

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