Leading with Power - Paul Neuberger
Event Title: November Leading with Power - Paul Neuberger
Event Date: November 13, 2024
Event Description: "Fearless Faith"
Fear is the ultimate barrier to our success and prevents good people from fully realizing their God-given potential and accomplishing great things. Rather than viewing fear as a roadblock, what if you could channel it to fuel your greatness?
Did you know that Scripture tells us to "fear not" exactly 365 times, one for each day of the calendar year? Learn how to overcome fear and replace it with hope, optimism, and joy, propelling you to a level of greatness you never dreamed possible.
Event Start Time: 12:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 1:00pm
Event Location: The Cargill Room
Event Address: 332 Front St S, La Crosse, WI 54601, United States
Event Contact Name: Nkaonyia Yang
Contact Email: nyang@austin-siewert.com
Contact Phone: (608) 738-1825
Prentice School Musical Frozen
Event Title: Prentice School Musical Frozen
Event Date: November 16, 2024
Event Description: Prentice School District Music Theater students will be putting on Disney's FROZEN, Jr. on Friday, Nov. 15 at 7 pm and Saturday, Nov. 16 at 2 pm. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for children. There is a senior citizen discount as well. Bake sale items will be available. Tickets will be sold in advance or can be purchased in advance by calling 715-428-2811. "Let it Go!"
Event Start Time: 2 PM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 4 PM
Event Location: Prentice High School
Event Address: 1025 Town Street, Prentice, WI 54556, United States
Event Contact Name: Harmoni Jesunas
Contact Email: jesuhar@prentice.k12.wi.us
Contact Phone: (715) 428-2811
Mike Donehey in Concert
Event Title: Mike Donehey in Concert
Event Date: November 16, 2024
Event Description: Mike Donehey is best known as the lead singer and songwriter of the Grammy-nominated and Dove Award winning band Tenth Avenue North. Mike's now on a solo journey, continuing to share messages of hope, faith and love through his music and storytelling. Don't miss this opportunity to hear new music and fan favorites, all delivered with Mike's unique blend of sincerity and joy. VIP admission is $25.00 and General admission is $15.00 Doors open at 5:15 pm for VIP and 6:00 pm for General. Tickets available online at showops.com
Event Start Time: 7:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable):
Event Location: Northern Lakes Church, 825 8th Avenue, Cumberland, WI 54829
Event Address: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1142, Cumberland, WI 54829, Cumberland, WI 54829, United States
Event Contact Name: Heidi Richey, Office Administrator OR Pastor Matthew Earls, Lead Pastor
Contact Email: office@northernlakeschurch.com
Contact Phone: (715) 822-5502
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
Granny's Christmas Sale at St. Johns Apartments
Event Title: Granny's Christmas Sale At St. Johns Aparts.
Event Date: November 23, 2024
Event Description: You may have heard that granny got run over by a raindeer, but I'm here to tell you that it just isn't so. She is well, as are other grandmas who reside at St. John's Apartments. We have been busy doing our yearly Christmas Sale. Grandma Cindy has been so busy doing affordable jewelry and diamond art that she may feel like a raindeer ran over her, but it didn't. Grandma Wendy is a real gem, she's our rock artist! Our Grandma Rachel has an assortment of fun novelty Christmas items, need some snowman poop? She's got it! She also has lovely jewelry, Grandma Marsha has had her oven stoked up and going making delightful yummy baked goods, Grandma Buffy has Small Vintage Items and Christmas Decorations, Grandma Debbie and Benda have been into their ever so lovely diamond art for months. We've got lots more too. Come and check us out.
By the Way, we have a granny who likes to spin stories, here's one of them:
Granny's Christmas Eve
Twas the night before Christmas at Granny's house
Not a creature was stirring not even her spouse
The support stockings were hung by the chimney to air
In hopes they'd be dry by the morning to wear
Granny was nestled all snug in her bed
Hoping her note to Santa would be read
Gramps was dreaming of a new Packers Cap
While grandma was petting the cat on her lap
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter
She sprang from the bed to see what was the matter
There in the yard lay a man dressed in red
He laid so still you'd think he was dead!
He finally arose and climbed up on his sleigh
She swore she saw him plain as day.
Suddenly down the chimney he sent
A big fat red bag that he pulled as he went
He spoke not a word but went straight to work
Filling the stockings, he turned with a jerk
He saw granny standing there and gave her a look
Digging into his bag he gave her a book
The book title read,” Recipes for Santa's Plate”
She noted the cookies Santa already ate.
Looking at Santa, she had such a smile
She was happier than she'd been in a while
His eyes- how they twinkled! His dimples, how merry!
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry!
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle
Then he shouted to granny, “you're quite a pistol!”
Then she heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight-
“ Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!
And that's how granny spent Christmas Eve...honest!
My apologies to Clement Clarke Moore for messing with his classic poem.
By Buffy Register
Event Start Time: November 23rd 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): November 23 3 pm
Event Location: St Johns Apartments
Event Address: 815 Chapin ST, Apt 216, Eau Claire, WI 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Elizabeth Register
Contact Email: buffyregister@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: (715) 497-5180
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
Community Thanksgivng Dinner
Event Title: Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Event Date: November 28, 2024
Event Description: FREE community Thanksgiving dinner with all the traditional fixings: turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, cranberries, dinner roll and pumpkin bar! Dine-in or take-out options available. Join others in the spirit of Thanksgiving and enjoy fellowship with other community members!
Event Start Time: 11am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 3pm
Event Location: Saving Grace Lutheran Church
Event Address: 3735 Jeffers Rd., Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Allison Otto
Contact Email: sglcthanksgivingdinner1@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 225-8059
Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving Dinner
Come together for a warm Thanksgiving dinner, filled with gratitude, love, and delicious food.
Hosted by Central Lutheran Church and prepared by community members, for community members!
11am-1pm
November 28th
Our gratitude to Rutledge Charities for providing the meal and to Central Lutheran Church for hosting.
28 E Columbia Street, Chippewa Falls
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
Jason Gray Christmas Stories Concert
Event Title: Jason Gray ~ Christmas Stories Concert
Event Date: December 04, 2024
Event Description: Get ready to celebrate the meaning of the Christmas season with acclaimed singer-songwriter Jason Gray! Known for his poignant lyrics and soulful melodies, Jason has captured the hearts of many with his unique blend of contemporary Christian music. With hits like "Remind Me Who I Am" and "Good to Be Alive" and his latest "Be Kind" he brings a special warmth and authenticity to his performances.
In his Christmas Stories Concert, Jason will share stories through his original songs that reflect inspiring music and meaningful storytelling. Purchase your tickets now before they sell out and make this Christmas unforgettable! Tickets to this show will definitely make a great Christmas gift for anyone, any age. Please join us for what promises to be a wonderful evening as Jason makes his return to the historic Miner Theatre in Ladysmith.
Tickets available https://www.ticketleap.events/events/tnl-productions
Or in person at these locations in Ladysmith, Plaid Peacock, Razors Edge, Miner Theatre and in Bruce at Razors Edge. Or see Tanya Opsal, Nicki Trott or Lani Burki to purchase tickets
Event Start Time: 6:00pm Doors open at 5:15pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:30pm
Event Location: The Miner Theatre ~ Ladysmith
Event Address: 116 Miner Avenue E, Ladysmith, Wisconsin 54848, United States
Event Contact Name: Lani Burki
Contact Email: adburki@charter.net
Contact Phone: (715) 532-9538
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
Walk to the manger
Event Title: Social Media and mental health
Event Date: November 11, 2024
Event Description: On Monday, November 11th at 5:30pm, Messiah Lutheran Church will be sponsoring a free seminar. This seminar is titled Social Media and mental health. We will discuss the impact of social media on mental health, drawing from both scripture and contemporary research. Our featured speaker is Dean Marzofka who holds a degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and is a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years of experience. A DVD of the presentation will be available. For more information please call 715-834-2865.
Event Start Time: 5:30 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00 pm
Event Location: L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Riverview Room (306)
Event Address: 400 Eau Claire St., Eau Claire, WI 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Amanda Roth
Contact Email: church.office@ecmessiah.org
Contact Phone: (715) 834-2865
Dancing in The Light
Event Title: Dancing In The Light
Event Date: December 07, 2024
Event Description: In honor of our sweet Kora’s 1st heavenly birthday, our family wants to provide an event for families who have a child (birth-18 years old) living with a rare or complex medical diagnosis. We want to provide a time where families celebrate their child who has overcome many challenges and continues to display strength in their everyday life. An evening of "dancing in the light" as families enjoy music, entertainment, and food.
Although not required, we would love for all attending to dress in their fanciest ball-like attire to create an "extra special" environment.
Visit our website ://www.in2thelight.org/ to RSVP for the event and learn more about our story!
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:00pm
Event Location: Jacob's Well Church
Event Address: 3211 N 50th Ave, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: Mikaela
Contact Email: in2tlight@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (608) 863-3370
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Event Title: Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Event Date: December 24, 2024
Event Description: ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE AIRED:
“Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at Baptist Evangelical Church, 125 Illinois Street, Eau Claire, WI, on Tuesday, December 24 from 4-5 p.m. Come enjoy traditional Christmas carols, Bible readings and candlelight to celebrate our Savior’s birth.”
Dan Adams--Pastor
Baptist Evangelical Church
715-215-1485
vcalion@netzero.net
Event Start Time: 12-1-2024
Event End Time (If Applicable): 12-25-24
Event Location: 125 Illinois Street, Eau Claire, WI
Event Address: 125 Illinois Street,, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Dan
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
Christian Youth in Action winter Retreat
Event Title: Christian Youth in Action Winter Retreat
Event Date: February 07, 2025
Event Description: CYIA Winter Retreat is a prime opportunity for your teenagers to learn more about our exciting summer ministry. Winter Retreat takes place February 7th-9th at Camp Fairwood in Westfield WI. Winter Retreat is not a commitment to the summer ministry but a time to learn more and meet other teenagers. If your teenager is interested, you can go to cefwi.org for more information or call the office at 608-242-4002. Registration Deadline is February 1st.
Event Start Time: February 7th, 2025 4:45pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): February 9th, 2025 11:30am
Event Location: Camp Fairwood
Event Address: W7905 S Pleasant Rd, Westfield, WI 53964, United States
Event Contact Name: Rachel Cornwell
Contact Email: rachel.c@cefwi.org
Contact Phone: (715) 869-6124
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
Eau Claire WI Women's Connection
Eau Claire, WI Women’s Connection invites you to our November luncheon.
Special Feature
Toni Mattson from Trinity Equestrian Center
Special program for Veterans
Instirational Speaker
Gina Stanley from Winnecone WI
”When Your Plans Fall Apart”
Saga of her wedding being called off 30 days before the big day.
Tue November, 12 1pm
Moose Family Center
3606 Curvue Rd (also cty C)
Reservations necessary by Fri Nov 8th
Darla 715-835-5288
$17 program and meal
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Social Media and mental health
Event Title: Social Media and mental health
Event Date: November 11, 2024
Event Description: On Monday, November 11th at 5:30pm, Messiah Lutheran Church will be sponsoring a free seminar. This seminar is titled Social Media and mental health. We will discuss the impact of social media on mental health, drawing from both scripture and contemporary research. Our featured speaker is Dean Marzofka who holds a degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and is a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years of experience. A DVD of the presentation will be available. For more information please call 715-834-2865.
Event Start Time: 5:30 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00 pm
Event Location: L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Riverview Room (306)
Event Address: 400 Eau Claire St., Eau Claire, WI 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Amanda Roth
Contact Email: church.office@ecmessiah.org
Contact Phone: (715) 834-2865
Warren Petryk Men of Spirit Concert
Event Title: Men of Spirit present Warren Petryk
Event Date: November 09, 2024
Event Description: Men of Spirit present Warren Petryk in concert. Enjoy an evening of music celebrating the seasons of Thanksgiving and Christmas. The concert will include a special tribute to our U.S. Veterans in honor of Veterans Day. Proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Salvation Army of the Chippewa Valley. Minimum $ 10.00 donation.
Event Start Time: 6:30 PM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:30 PM
Event Location: Spirit Lutheran Church
Event Address: 1310 Main Street, Eau Claire, WI 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Craig Hughes
Contact Email: craig@eauclairerealty.com
Contact Phone: (715) 456-5261
St. Mary's Annual Christmas Fair
Event Title: St. Mary's Annual Christmas Fair
Event Date: November 09, 2024
Event Description: Prepare for a festive holiday cheer day at the St. Mary Help of Christians Parish Annual Christmas Fair! The fair will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9th at the Colby Lions Shelter from 10am-2pm, and there is something for everyone. Looking for some delicious soups and baked goods? Then come and check out our selection!
• Carryout homemade Chicken Dumpling soup or Creamy Chicken Wild Rice soup for$8/quart or Chili for $9/quart
• Artisan Breads, Stollen, Scones and other delicious homemade Bakery treats
• Handcrafted wreaths
• Cookie Walk $6/pound
• Silent Auction Baskets
• Instant Door Prizes
• Free Admission
For more information contact 715-223-3048
Event Start Time: 10:00am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 2:00pm
Event Location: Colby Lions Shelter
Event Address: 103 W. Adams Street, COLBY, WI 54421, United States
Event Contact Name: Deborah Schaefer
Contact Email: mndschaefer@gmail.com
60th United Church of Christ Holiday Fair
Event Title: 60th United Church of Christ Holiday Fair
Event Date: November 09, 2024
Event Description: 60th HOLIDAY FAIR
United Church of Christ
515 W 2nd Street, Neillsville
Saturday, November 9, 2024
9 AM to 1 PM
*** LUNCH ***
Chicken Salad on a Croissant
Baked Potato Soup
Dessert
11 AM to 1 PM
$8 – Adults
$5 – Children Under 10
Visit our “Gift Boutique”, “Greeting Cards”, “Kitchen Cupboard”, and “New to You Treasures”. Hope to see you there!
Event Start Time: 9 AM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 1 PM
Event Location: Neillsville United Church of Christ
Event Address: 515 W 2nd Street, Neillsville, WI 54456, United States
Event Contact Name: Emile (Em) Miller
Contact Email: emilejmiller@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: (715) 937-4626
Child Discipleship Conference
Event Title: Go Big 2024 Child Discipleship Conference
Event Date: November 09, 2024
Event Description: Fueling leaders for reaching today's kids: it's time!
Join us on November 8-9, 2024, at Alliance Church - Appleton for the Go Big! Conference.
A child's life and eternity are completely transformed when they have the love, hope, and truth of Jesus.
Those of us called to impact kids have the privilege of being a part of this work.
But are we ready?
It takes investment and a willingness to be stretched to help kids grow
into resilient disciples who will stand firm (or strong) in this rapidly changing culture.
Go Big! offers over 20 breakout session choices, four gifted featured speakers, and time for networking with other churches that are doing ministry just like you. This is a gathering for all experience levels and all positions.
Event Start Time: 9:00AM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 4:00PM
Event Location: Alliance Church - Appleton
Event Address: 2693 Grand Chute Blvd,, Appleton, WI 54913, United States
Event Contact Name: The Go Big Team - https://gobigwisconsin.org/
Contact Email: gobigwisconsin@gmail.com
Hope and Help for the Home
Event Title: Hope and Help for the Home
Event Date: November 09, 2024
Event Description: A conference to equip parents toward intentional and fruitful parenting. Seminar and breakout sessions with many speakers educating parents on technology, mental health, setting boundaries with love and many more.
Event Start Time: 8:30 am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 3:00 pm
Event Location: Stanley-Boyd High School
Event Address: 507 East 1st Avenue, Stanley, WI 54768, United States
Event Contact Name: Jeanie Penick
Contact Email: office@faithfreestanley.org
Contact Phone: (715) 644-2001
Walk to the manger
Event Title: Walk to the manger
Event Date: December 06, 2024
Event Description: Starting in December and open every Friday and Saterday night from 6-9pm. Walk to the manger is a Christmas story experience. You will be guided by hundreds of Christmas lights as you and your family enjoy a short walk and read the Christmas story of Jesus birth. See beautiful hand painted story boards and enjoy treats and n the warming shelter afterword. A great way to prepare you and your family for this Christmas season.
Event Start Time: 6pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 9pm
Event Location: Acres of Hope
Event Address: 1605 south 8th street, Cornell, Wi 54732, United States
Event Contact Name: John Kilde
Contact Email: Johnk@cornellhope.com
Contact Phone: (715) 579-3113
Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Event Title: Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Event Date: November 28, 2024
Event Description: FREE THANKSGIVING DINNER
Event Start Time: 11:30am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 1:00pm
Event Location: 2650 Mercantile Drive, Eau Claire, WI 54703
Event Address: 2650 Mercantile Drive, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Evening Snow
Contact Email: evening@hopegospelmission.org
Contact Phone: (715) 552-5566
CEF Annual Fall Event
Event Title: CEF Annual Fall Event
Event Date: November 07, 2024
Event Description: CEF presents...God Stories 2024! There will be testimonies, desserts, as well as ventriloquism and Gospel illusions provided by Great Scott.
Event Start Time: 6:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:00 pm
Event Location: Bethany Church
Event Address: 3936 County Rd B, La Crosse, WI 54601, United States
Event Contact Name: Anne Weibel
Contact Email: wwoffice@cefwi.org
Contact Phone: (608) 433-8353
Faith Lutheran Church Christmas Bazaar
Event Title: Faith Lutheran Church Christmas Bazaar
Event Date: December 07, 2024
Event Description: Featuring: Baked goods with lots of Christmas cookies, white elephant table, crafts, homemade noodles and lefse.
Event Start Time: 9:00 am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 12:00 noon
Event Location: Faith Lutheran Church
Event Address: 733 Woodward Avenue, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729, USA, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: Pam Pfankuch
Contact Email: ppfankuch53@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 723-7124
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
Women of Grace Fall Bazaar
Event Title: WOMEN OF GRACE FALL BAZAAR
Event Date: November 05, 2024
Event Description: WOMEN OF GRACE FALL BAZAAR - BAKE, CRAFT, THRIFT & WHILE ELEPHANT SALES - LUNCH SERVED - EVERYONE WELCOME
THRIFT SALE WILL CONTINUE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH FROM 9:00 A.M. TO NOON. NO LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Event Start Time: 9:00 A.M.
Event End Time (If Applicable): 4:00 P.M.
Event Location: GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Event Address: 814 HUDSON STREET, AUGUSTA, WI 54722, United States
Event Contact Name: GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Contact Email: graceaugusta@plbb.us
Contact Phone: (715) 286-2116
Howard Gripp - EP Release Christian Concert
Event Title: Howard Gripp - EP Release Christian Concert
Event Date: November 02, 2024
Event Description: Rescued Redeemed Forgiven EP Release Concert at Crossview Church in Wisconsin Rapids, WI! I will be joined by three amazing Nashville musicians playing all the songs of the EP (plus more), along with some great worship songs. This is FREE to everyone who wants to attend and Family Friendly!
Event Start Time: 7:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable):
Event Location: 1000 # Riverview, Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Event Address: 4721 SPRINGWOOD DR, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494, United States
Event Contact Name: Howard Gripp
Contact Email: howardgrippmusic@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: (262) 352-5090
Everlasting Hope Rescued & Redeemed
Anti - Sex Trafficking Event
Everlasting Hope
Rescued & Redeemed
5th Annual Awareness & Fundraising Event
for survivor restorative services
Sat November 2nd,
1-4pm
Calvary Baptist Church
Silent Auction
Bidding 1-2pm
Join us in becoming more equipped to keep families in our community safe from exploitation and online threats.
music by The Blakely Brothers & company
Saving Grace Bazaar and Bake Sale
Event Title: Saving Grace Bazaar and Bake Sale
Event Date: November 02, 2024
Event Description: SAVING GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH (3735 Jeffers Rd, Eau Claire) Annual Bazaar and Bake Sale, Saturday, November 2 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The Bazaar features a Silent Auction (all one-of-a-kind handmade items) and Baked goods (Including our famous LEFSE and the Men of Grace’s caramel rolls). Also many craft items including knitting, sewing, sport themed, woods, holiday decor and Cherished Treasures. 715-5143552 www.saving-grace church.com
Event Start Time: 9:00 AM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 2 PM
Event Location: Saving Grace Lutheran Church
Event Address: 3735 Jeffers Road, 3735 Jeffers Road, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Kathy
Contact Email: office@saving-gracechurch.com
Contact Phone: (715) 514-3552
2024 Conference on Christian Apologetics--November 1 & 2
Event Title: 2024 Conference on Christian Apologetics--November 1 & 2
Event Date: November 01, 2024
Event Description: 2024 Conference on Christian Apologetics November 1 & 2—Countering the
Critics of Christianity. Great speakers defending Christianity and the Bible.
Lake Phalen Community Church, 1717 English St, Maplewood MN 55109.
The event is free and includes lunch on Saturday. For further information or to register,
go to Eventbrite.com or ras.org Questions: Contact Steve Lagoon 651-315-0781 /
sslagoon@juno.com
Event Start Time: 6:00 PM
Event End Time (If Applicable): November 2 at 6:00 PM
Event Location: Lake Phalen Community Church
Event Address: 1717 English St, Maplewood, MN 55109, United States
Event Contact Name: Steve Lagoon
Contact Email: sslagoon@juno.com
Contact Phone: (651) 315-0781
St Olaf Fish Fry
St Olaf Men’s Club Fish Fry
The St Olaf Men’s Club hosts their famous All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry from 4-7pm. Enjoy batter-fried or baked fish, French fries or baked potato, vegetables, salad bar, cole claw and beverage. Adults: $15, Children ages 5-12 are 46 and younger ones eat free, so bring the family.
St Olaf Catholic Church Parish Center
2407 North Lane, Eau claire, WI 5470
(on Eau Claire’s North side, near the airport)
October 4
November 1
December 6
January 3
January 17
February 21
March 7
March 21
March 28
April 4
Hope Night Wisconsin
Hope Night Wisconsin
Are you needing HOPE in your life? Do you need healing in your body or freedom from addiction, depression, anxiety, or hopelessness?
Join us for this FREE EVENT where we will have live music and a life changing message! Our heart is to see God move across the city of Eau Claire and release HOPE!
Come if you need:
• Hope
• Healing
• Deliverance
• Freedom
Date: October 31
Time: All are welcome to join pre-service prayer at 5:30PM, Event starts 6:30PM
The Lismore
333 Gibson St
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Website: www.hopenightwisco.com
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For more information, or to watch Recaps from past Hope Nights, head to www.hopenightwisco.com
Church and Ministry Partnerships:
Our heart is that the impact Jesus makes in people’s lives would be nurtured and grown through community and discipleship far past the Hope Night through local Churches and ministries.
If you are part of a Church or Ministry who’d like to partner with us, please find more information here: https://hopenightwisco.com/partner and reach out to our Hope Night Team at info@hopenightwisco.com
Soup and Pie Supper
Soup and Pie Super
Wednesday October 30th
4-6pm
St John’s Lutheran Church
204 Division Street
Withee, WI
3 Kinds of Soup
Chicken, Chili and Vegetable
Pie for Dessert
Bread and Crackers
Pickles and Cheese
Beverage
Harvest Dinner
Event Title: Harvest Dinner
Event Date: October 30, 2024
Event Description: Harvest Dinner-Turkey Dinner with all the Trimmings!
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
4:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Elmwood United Methodist Church
307 South Main Street, Elmwood, WI
Dine-in or Curbside Pick-up
(no presales this year)
$13.00 - Adults
$6.00 - Kids (Ages 5-12)
Kids 4 and under are Free
Event Start Time: 4:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 6:30 p.m.
Event Location: Elmwood United Methodist Church
Event Address: 307 S Main Street, Elmwood, WI 54740, United States
Event Contact Name: Ilene Claflin
Contact Email: ereumc@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 639-5831
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17
Fall Harvest Party - Crossroads Church
Fall Harvest Party
Crossroads Church
Come join us for a night of family fun at Crossroads Fall Harvest Party!
Event will be held at Crossroads Church in Chippewa Falls
Oct 27th from 4-6PM.
This is a FREE community event!
There will be free food with a chili cook-off as well as Trunk or Treat for the kids.
We hope to see you there!
Trunk or Treat
Event Title: Trunk or Treat
Event Date: October 27, 2024
Event Description: Event: Trunk or Treat
Date: October 27th
Time: 4pm to 6pm (5pm Dance)
Location: Valley Vineyard Church (Lily’s Place)
Trunk or Treat will be Sunday, October 27th from 4 pm - 6 pm, Hot Dog Meal starting at 4:30 pm with dance starting at 5 pm. at Valley Vineyard Church. This annual event is a totally free party for our community. Leave your wallet at home.
Contact Info:
Michael Houle
Valley Vineyard Church
Phone: 715-828-6479
Website: www.cfvalleyvineyard.org
Event Start Time: 4:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 6:00 pm
Event Location: Valley Vineyard Church
Event Address: 910 Bridgewater Ave, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: Michael Houle
Contact Email: michael@cfvalleyvineyard.org
Contact Phone: (715) 861-3523
Pork Steak Dinner
Event Title: Pork Steak Dinner
Event Date: October 27, 2024
Event Description: St. John’s Catholic Church, Cooks Valley, will host their annual pork steak, sauerkraut, dumpling, or mashed potato dinner with all the trimmings on Sunday, October 27, 2024. The dinner will be served dine-in cafeteria style or carry-outs from 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Come for the 9:30 a.m. Mass and stay for an early dinner. Adults $12, ages 6-12 $6, preschool free. Carry-outs will be available in the rectory garage for a cost of $12.00 per meal. Everyone invited! The church is located on Hwy. 40 between Bloomer and Colfax.
Event Start Time: 10:30 am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 1:30 pm
Event Location: St. John the Baptist Church
Event Address: 4540 State Hwy 40, Bloomer, WI 54724, United States
Event Contact Name: Administrative Assistant
Contact Email: stjohns@bloomer.net
Contact Phone: (715) 568-3778
Gun Show Marshfield
Gun Show by B-2 Shooters (B squared) will be held Friday & Saturday, February 25 & 26 to be held at the Oak Avenue Community Center, 201 S Oak Avenue in Marshfield, WI.
Show is open to the public 3:00 to 8:00 pm on Friday and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Saturday. General public is invited.
Admission is $5 at the door. Children 12 years and under are free when accompanied by an adult. Bring along a firearm or related items to sell or trade if you like. All types of firearms and related items and crafts will be present. All state, local and federal laws are observed.
For more info call or write: Bruce A Wineman, 209291 Galvin Ave. Stratford, WI 54484 or call 715-687-4741
Feed My Starving Children MobilePack Event at Peace Church, EC
Event Title: Feed My Starving Children MobilePack Event at Peace Church, EC
Event Date: October 25, 2024
Event Description: Feed My Starving Children MobilePack event at Peace Church. Pack meals to send to children suffering from hunger & starvation. “Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) is a Christian nonprofit dedicated to seeing every child and person around the world healthy, nourished, and whole in body and spirit. We believe no child should go hungry. Every child deserves a nutritious meal every day.” FMSC at Peace Church has a goal to pack 108,000 meals over 2 days. 550 volunteers are needed to accomplish this goal. Five - 2 hour packing sessions are available. First 1/2 hour is training, 90 mins packing. Set-up & clean-up help is also needed. Advanced registration is required. Everyone is welcome to volunteer -individuals, groups & families. Those under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. More information at https://www.mypeacechurch.com/fmsc
Event Start Time: Set-up 9:30-11:30am; Packing Sessions- Session 1: 12:30-2:30PM; Session 2: 3:00-5:00PM; Session 3: 6:00-8:00PM
Event End Time (If Applicable):
Event Location: Peace Church
Event Address: 500 E Fillmore Ave, EAU CLAIRE, Wisconsin 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Dick Christianson
Contact Email: recdixie1945@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (952) 923-8169
GriefShare
GriefShare is designed to be entered at any time during the series. Every session will speak to you in some way no matter the topic. If you are hesitant, we recommend attending 2-3 sessions before deciding. You will find the support and understanding you receive is amazing. No one is expected to share but you will find that sharing is healing, and that listening to others is encouraging and helpful. If you have questions before attending contacting Kurt @ mattisonkurt@gmail.com or 715-864-9039.
Host: Bethesda, 123 W. Hamilton, Eau Claire, WI
Session 1: Is This Normal? How Grief Affects Us Grief is the natural response to significant loss. Grief affects all aspects of your life. Processing grief takes time, but you will be OK. Session 1 Sept 17
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature of the grief journey. Session 2 Sept 24
Session 3: Loneliness & Sadness; Life After Your Loss. Sadness can slow you down to assess where you’re struggling & what might help. Sadness lessens as you make adjustments in your life. Making meaningful connections eases loneliness Session 3 Oct 1
Session 4: Self-Care; Keeping Your Strength Healthy lifestyle practices while grieving aid progress. Unhealthy/numbing behaviors hinder progress. How to build a relationship with the God of comfort & strength. Session 4 Oct 8
Session 5: Fearful & Overwhelmed Worry is a fear of what might happen, not of what will happen. Having a plan can prevent “grief overload”. Fear reminds us to depend on a trustworthy God. Session 5 Oct 15
Session 6: Anger - When It All Seems So Unfair Anger can give you energy to make changes. Anger is powerful, but God can help you manage it. Forgiveness is important to you and your relationship. Session 6 Oct 22
Session 7: Regrets The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Session 7 Oct 29
Session 8: Grief & Your Household; Facing the Empty Chair at the Table. How to deal with secondary losses. Tips for parenting grieving children. What to do with your loved one’s possessions. Session 8 Nov 5
SPECIAL SESSION: Surviving the Holidays Discover how you can find hope and celebration during an often-difficult holiday season. This is a great opportunity to invite a grieving friend or relative. TWO OPTIONS Nov 11, 6:30-8:30pm Nov 12, 9-11am
Session 9: Grief & Your Friendships Other people can help you deal with changes. Realistic expectations of others is important. How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief. Session 9 Nov 19
Session 10: Questions for God Trusting God with questions and doubts is a step forward in faith. The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?” Learning from God’s Word about heaven. Session 10 Nov 26
Session 11: Stuck in Grief Being “stuck” in grief is not about time, it’s about skipping steps toward healing. Negative thought patterns will keep you stuck. Bible & prayer defend against wrong thinking. Session 11 Dec 3
Session 12: Hope & Resilience; There’s More to Your Story Biblical hope is more than wishful thinking. How resilience helps you press on after your loss. Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth. Session 12 Dec 10
Session 13: What Do I Live for Now? Remembering & Honoring “Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one. Preserving and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one. Renewing your sense of purpose. Session 13 Dec 17