2011-2012 - Commencement Service and Call Service by Martin Luther College

Commencement Service Call Service May 19, 2012

MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE

MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE, New Ulm, Minneso ta

To the glory of God and for the good of his Church! Dear sisters and brothers in our risen Lord Jesus! Welcome to Comm enceme nt at Martin Luther College. As at other colleges, you will see graduates and gowns, faculties and flowers, diplomas and dignitaries. But look more closely at these graduates, and you will see the glory of God on display! As we worship today, each graduate confesses, I praise you because I am fearful ly and wonderfully made. Each believe, We have different gifts, according to the grace given us. Each recognizes that a diplom a brings the Lord glory,f or it is God who works in you to will and to act according to his good purpose. Each has been touched by the Spirit with a desire to serve. Whether they receive an assignment today, continue their training at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, teach overseas, enter a different vocation or college, or prayerfully wait on the Lord, they see their lives as opportunities to share the good news they've been given, as Christ says: You are my witnesses. These graduates are gifts of God to his people, and he will certainly use them and the training they have received for the good of his Church. Thank you for the prayers and encouragement you have offered to our graduates. May our dear Savior Jesus walk with them as they carry the Word to the world. May he walk with all of us as we live in the light of his grace, to his glory, and for the good of his Church! In our risen Lord Jesus,

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*** Mission of Martin Luther College

The mission of Martin Luther College is to train a corps of Christian witnesses who are qualified to meet the ministry needs of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and who are competent to proclaim the Word of God faithfully and in accord with the Lutheran Confess ions in the Book of Concord. To meet the current ministry needs of the WELS, Martin Luther College • Prepares men for pastoral training at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary; • Prepares men and women for service as teachers and staff ministers in the synod's churches, schools, and other institutions; • Prepares men and women for other church ministries, both full and part-tim e, responding to the needs of the WELS; • Prepares international students for ministry in partnership with WELS mission fields; and • Provides programs of continuing education that meet the ministerial needs of the WELS.

To the glory of God and for the good of his Church Explanation of attire e. You will see graduates Welcome to the 2012 Commencement Service at Martin Luther Colleg lor of Arts degree, and still with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree, others with a Bache not all are able to be others with a Master of Science in Education degree. This year, though program and comprise its present today, thirteen individuals have completed the MLC masters fifth graduating class. has its origins in the Academic apparel worn by faculty and graduates in any college setting faculty and students both s, Middle Ages. Because most universities grew out of church school the need for warmth in the wore clothing that was based upon monastic dress and that reflected unheated stone colleges. nor forbidden by our Wearing of such apparel is an adiaphoron, something neither commanded academic traditions or not. Lord in his Word. In Christian freedom we can choose to follow such that freedom: Our In this 2012 Commencement, the MLC faculties will visibly demonstrate e faculty has chosen raduat underg our and graduate faculty has chosen to wear academic apparel, not to. y submitted their lives By a miracle of the Holy Spirit, professors in both faculties have humbl his kingdom. Although they and their educational achievements to Christ for the advancement of s, they have given their setting no doubt could gamer more reputation and remuneration in public of God and for the good time and talents to train students at MLC for gospel service, to the glory of his Church. They have servant hearts. e faculty wears normal Though 90 percent of them have advanced degrees, the undergraduat ement but for ministry. The attire to emphasize that we train students not just for academic achiev to God's glory and in graduate faculty wears apparel that emphasizes lifelong learning, done submission to the gospel we proclaim. field of study: light blue For our baccalaureate graduates, the color of the tassel indicates the a Bachelor of Arts degree. indicates a Bachelor of Science in Education; red and black indicates area of study and the colors The hood is worn by our maste r's graduates. The colors indicate the not only area of study but te indica of MLC. The graduate faculty wears apparel with colors that also the degree-granting institution. . SDG God has given these gifts to us, to his glory and for the good of the church

MLC Faculty Undergraduate Ash, Richard F. Balge, Daniel N. Bases, Paul A. Bauer, David T. Soeder, John C. Cox, Rebecca L. Czer, Lawrence J. Danell, James C. Diels, Joyce A. Dose, Brian L. Fredrich, Joel D. Gosdeck, David M. Gronholz, John H. Grubbs, Paul J. Grunwald, James R. Haar, Susan G. Hartzell, Jonathan L. Heidtke, Earl R. Hunter, Thomas N . Klindworth, Robert F. Klockziem, Roger C. Koelpin, Paul E. Koestler, Arlen L. Lange, Douglas F. Lange, Lyle W. Lenz, Mark J. Leopold, Barbara L. Loomis, Cheryl A. Lotito, Lawrence W . Melendy, Carla E. Meyer, John E. Moldenhauer, Kermit G. Nass, Thomas P. Nolte, John P. Ohm, Ronald C. Olson, Lawrence 0 . Paustian, Mark A. Pekrul, William A.

Pope, James F. Potratz, Robert C. Roux, Jonathan A. Rupnow, Kenneth C. Schmidt, John H. Schone, Jeffrey L. Schroeder, David W. Sellnow, David D. Shilling, Ronald L. Spurgin, Alan M. Stein, Mark A. Stelljes, Ross A. Tacke, Mark W. Tess, Paul A. Thiesfeldt, Steven R. Unke, James M. Unke, Lori L. Wagner, Wayne L. Wendler, David 0 . Wessel , Keith C. Whaley, Cynthia E. Wiechman, Jeffery P. Wittmershaus , Kurt A. Wurster, Miles B. Zarling, Mark G.

Tutors Degner, Abram J. Westendorf, Daniel J. Admissions Counselor Gawrisch, Daniel P. Schmoller, Nicolas C. Adjunct Salge, Bethel A. Soeder, Bethel J. Haugen, Jennifer E.

Martens, Judith L. Micheel, John H. Nolte, Brent J. Nolte, Lanita M . Ohm, Carlotta L. Schubkegel, Joyce C. Thiesfeldt, Jeneane M. Vogel, Marianne E. Wiechman, Elizabeth J. Wurster, Kathryn M.

Graduate Abrego, Michelle A. Angell, Carol A. Boehlke, Paul R. Brandt, James A. DuFore, Joseph D. Gostchock, Scott A. Grunwald, James R. Gulczynski, Dennis F. Hanneman, Daryl B. Heiden, Delores E. Juern, John F. Klindworth, Robert F. Kolander, John D. Kremer, Kenneth J. Melendy, Carla E. Menk, Rolland R. Meyer, John E. Olson, Lawrence 0 . Pfeifer, Carrie F. Pfeifer, Gene R. Plath, LeDell D. Potratz, Gail M. Spurgin, Alan M. Tess, Paul A. Wendler, David 0 . Whaley, Cynthia E.

MLC Governing Board Rev. Michael A. Woldt, Chairman Rev. Roy M. Beyer Mr. Keith R. Bowe Mr. Jonathan J. Hahm Rev. Jonathan J. Kolander Mr. Stephen D. Loehr Rev. Michael J. Otterstatter Mr. Timothy A. Petermann Mr. Barry V. Price Mr. Steven J. Rosenbaum, Secretary

Rev. Michael D. Schultz, Vice Chairman Mr. William E. Steinbrenner Rev. Jeffrey D. Wegner

Advisory Rev. Charles F. Degner, MN District President Mr. Randy E. Matter, Board Appointed Advisory Rev. Paul T. Prange, BME Administrator Rev. Mark G. Schroeder, WELS President Rev. Mark G. Zarling, MLC President

Commencement Service 10:00 a.m. Pictures may be taken during the processional, the distribution ofdiplomas, and the recessional. Please remain seated for the processional.

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In the name of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Amen. (spoken) This is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it. Shouts of joy and victory resound in the tents of the righteous: The Lord's right hand has done mighty things! The Lord's right hand is lifted high; The Lord's right hand has done mighty things. We will not die but live. We will proclaim what the Lord has done. Give thanks to the Lord for he is good. His love endures forever.

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Choir: Blessed Be the Name of the Lord Praise ye the Lord, praise him, 0 ye servants of the Lord. Praise the name of the Lord. Blessed be the name of the Lord from this time forth and evermore. From the rising of the sun to the going down of the same, The Lord's name is to be praised. The Lord is high above all nations and his glory above the heavens. Blessed be the name of the Lord from this time forth and evermore. From the rising of the sun to the going down of the same, The Lord's name is to be praised. Praise ye the Lord, praise him, 0 ye servants of the Lord. Praise the name of the Lord.

Music by Dale Grotenhuis

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Sermon: Christian, Courage Is Your Character! "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go." (Joshua 1:9)

Choir: Still, My Soul, Be Still

Words and music by Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty, and Stuart Townend Arranged by James Koerts

Still, my soul, be still and do not fear though winds of change may rage tomorrow. God is at your side; no longer dread the fires of unexpected sorrow. God, you are my God, and I will trust in you and not be shaken. Lord of peace, renew a steadfast spirit within me to rest in you alone. Still, my soul, be still; do not be moved by lesser lights and fleeting shadows. Hold on to his ways, with shield of faith against temptatio n's flaming arrows. God, you are my God, and I will trust in you and not be shaken. Lord of peace, renew a steadfast spirit within me to rest in you alone. Still, my soul; do not forsake the truth you learned in the beginning. Wait upon the Lord, and hope will rise as stars appear when day is dimming. God, you are my God, and I will trust in you and not be shaken. Lord of peace, renew a steadfast spirit within me to rest in you alone.

Presentation of Diplomas Please reserve applause for the Presentation of the Class of 2012, which occurs after the Benediction.

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Announcements Presentation of the Class of Recessional

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e recessed. graduates and the fac ulty hav Please remain sea ted until the the ma ll. on tes dua y greet the gra Following the service you ma

Presiding Minister

***** Rev. Joel Fredrich MLC Faculty Secretary

Preacher

Rev. Mark Zarling MLC President

Assisting in the Distribution of Diplomas

Dr. David Wendler MLC Vice President for Academics

Organist

Mr. Brent Nolte MLC Music Division

Martin Luther College Choir Conductor

Dr. Kermit Moldenhauer MLC Music Division

Martin Luther College Wind Symphony Conductor

Prof. Miles Wurster MLC Music Division

Graduation Marshal

Michelle Gartner MLC Event Coordinator

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Bachelor of Arts

Douglas A. Becker Johnston, RI

Julius A. Buelow Carthage, MO

Paul A. Elmquist Tacoma, WA

Jason D. Free Rapid City, SD

Andrew J. Gerlach Elm Grove, WI

Joseph M. Lindloff Saginaw, Ml

Andrew W. Loescher Jackson, WI

Eric C. Melso Brookfield, WI

John M. Paustian West Bend, WI

Steven H. Pelischek Fort Atkinson, WI

Justin A. Pomije New Prague, MN

Cody A. Hauch Saint Clair, MN

Andrew J. Ewings De Forest, WI

Chuqee B. Fletcher Milwaukee, WI

Justin W. Heise Green Bay, WI

Jason W. Liebenow Washington Township, Ml

Michael J. Nocella Newport, Ml

Timothy L. Patoka Stafford, VA

Jacob M. Rothe Watertown, WI

Caleb J. Schmiege Madison, WI

Nathan G. Schulte La Valle, WI

And rew D. Stuebs Viroqua, WI

Benjamin D. Zietlow Montello , WI

Caleb K. Schultz San Dieg o, CA

Aaron I. Stuedemann Shawano, WI

Luther R. Zuberbier Fond du Lac, WI

Gregory M. Sitzman Hubertus, WI

Mark D. Swanson Vancouver, WA

Daniel J. Slaughter Mesa. AZ

Kurtis J. Wetzel Kewaskum, WI

David P. Strucely Dallas, TX

Nathan A. Wordell Kenosha , WI

Seminary Certification

Garrett F. Alford Appleton, WI

Paul H. Kolander Milwaukee, WI

Bryant D. Laude Salina, KS

Joshua J. Shand or Richmond , VA in Absentia

Bachelor of Science in Education Major: Early Childhood Education

Christina M. Bare Owosso, Ml

Lauren H. Leyrer Mequon, WI

Cecilia Diaz Delgadillo Bogota, Colombia

Jodi M. Selin Medary, WI

Kirsten R. Duin Fond du Lac, WI

Stephanie E. Teeples Tampa, FL

Ashley L. Freund Oshkosh, WI

Megan L. Watson Escondido , CA

Kimberly H. Lehninger Wauwatosa, WI

Claire E. Zarnstorff Anchorage , AK

Bachelor of Science in Education Major: Elementary Education

Jacki L. Adams Bradenton, FL

Emily A. Boldt Mukwonago , WI

Sarah R. Free Mukwonago , WI

Matthew P. Augustine Maribel , WI

Erica M . Babinec Onalaska, WI

Robyn A. Brukardt Appleton, WI

Justin J. Danell NewUlm, MN

Kari L. Fuerstenberg Carleton, Ml

Chad A. Grayckowski South Bend, IN

Timothy B. Babier Port Orchard, WA

Kadie F. Drake Adrian, MI

Cassandra J. Grys Rhinelander, WI

Breanna S. Bader Onalaska, WI

Sarah L. Ewald Burton, MI

Emery Hagen Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic

I Amy P. Hankemeier Fremont, WI

Katelyn A. Hauf Manitowoc, WI

Heidi M. Heckmann Lake Mills, WI

Michelle M. Hintz Franklin, TN

Hannah K. Horn Mazeppa, MN

Katherine A. Huebner Rothschild, WI

Hannah E. Janke Sioux Falls, SD

Kara L. Kluck Watertown, SD

Alesha R. Krueger Manitowoc, WI

Marinda M. Ledermann Saginaw, MI

Jacob D. Leibl West Salem, WI

KDee J. Lemmer West Saint Paul, MN

Nicole L. Loberger Manitowoc, WI

Kelly L. Martin Wauwatosa, WI

Jared T. Matthies Lake Mills, WI

Carolyn M. Mayes Stevens Point, WI

Joel A. Moeller Watertown, WI

Joel E. Molyneaux St. John's, Antigua

Lisa R. Nickle Clearwater, FL

Rachel J. Niemi La Crosse, WI

I Kaitlin E. Nunnari Bay City, MI

Samuel F. Panning Denton, TX

Stepfanie K. Sitzman Oshkosh, WI

Krystal E. Smart Maplewood, MN

Taylor D. Traeder Schofield, WI

Naomi M. Vieth Lewiston, MN

Krista M. Pappenfuss Nicollet, MN

Janet L. Reschke De Pere, WI

Alyssa M. Rixe Hoskins, NE

Malissa J. Smatlak Menomonee Falls, WI

Brittany J. Steinmeyer Menomonie, WI

Katelyn M. Tousey Waupun, WI

Mandy M. Weston Cedarburg, WI

Steven K. White East Troy, WI

Heather P. Williams Sparta, WI

Emily A. Zell Mequon, WI

Anne M. Zietlow Montello, WI

Bachelor of Science in Education Major: Secondary Education

Thomas P. Mackey Madison, WI Mathematics

Rachel E. Mattek Watertown, WI Communication Arts & Literature

Rachel L. Rupnow New Ulm, MN Mathematics

Bachelor of Science in Education Majors: K-12 Music K-12 Physical Education K-12 Spanish

Nathan D. Koerber Indianapolis, IN Spanish

Jacob N. Scriver Mundelein, IL Physical Education

Josiah D. Willitz Mankato, MN Instrumental Music

Breanna L. Yerks Milwaukee, WI Physical Education

Bachelor of Science in Education Majors: Elementary Education Early Childhood Education

Mollie E. Dom Oshkosh, WI

Jessica M. Henning Redwood Falls, MN

Heather B. Holm East Troy, WI

Stefanie L. Luebke Racine , WI

Kirstin R. Van Wagner Chesaning, MI

Bachelor of Science in Education Majors: Elementary Education Secondary Education

Michael J. Allard Milwaukee, WI Physical Education

Ryan J. Friske Tawas City, Ml ChoraWocal Music

Adam P. Limper! Rochester, MN Social Studies

Sasha R. Bolwerk Jenera, OH Communication Arts & Literature

Kathy L. Georgson Watertown, WI Spanish

Kevin R. Lorge Greenville, WI Physical Education

Laura A. Carter Brownsville, WI Life Science

Michael D. Haugly Fond du Lac, WI Physical Education

Michael J. Marsh Menomonee Falls, WI Mathematics

Levi P. Dunsmoor Eagle River, WI Social Studies

Meredith M. Koltz Oconomowoc, WI Spanish

Alex R. Moore Aurora , IL Life Science

Jaime J. Etemick Waterloo, WI Physical Education

Justin P. Liepert Jackson, WI Communication Arts & Literature

Stephanie A. Morgan Jefferson, WI Spanish

Lisa M. Pappalardo Milwaukee, WI Spanish

Nathan J. Reich Hutchinson, MN Social Studies

Ginny M. Stuedemann Brittany L. Scheers Neenah, WI Conroe, TX Communication Arts & Literature Communication Arts & Literature

Bachelor of Science in Education Majors: Elementary Education Parish Music

Marie E. Kriege Sussex, W1

Jacob J. Unke NewUlm, MN Physical Education

Bachelor of Science Major: Educational Studies

Angela E. Birner Davison, MI

Roseanne M. Millner Lafayette, MN

Daniel A. Putz Fond du Lac, WI

Bachelor of Science Major: Staff Ministry

Daniel J. Hohenstein Hortonville, WI

Katie B. Scherer NewUlm, MN

Master of Science in Education al growth has the goal of contributing to the profession The Master of Science in Education program ren in child of ators educ tive, competent, and dedicated of teachers and encouraging them to be reflec a Christian setting. persons who from Martin Luther College is designed for The Master of Science in Education degree master's The rsity. unive an accredited college or have an undergraduate degree in education from , and ation educ al ases: instruction, leadership, speci program offers students a choice of four emph educational technology.

Matthew T. Bauer Citrus Heights, CA Leadership Emphasis

Harmon R. Butler, Jr. Frankenmuth, Ml Leadership Emphasis In Absentia

Susan M. Heinitz Henderson, NV instruction Emphasis

Michael A. Henning, Jr. Coon Rapids, MN Leadership Emphasis

Current service: St. Mark Lutheran School Citrus Heights, CA Principal, Teacher, 2008-

Current service: St. Lorenz Lutheran School Frankenmuth, MI Middle School Math , 2011-

Previous service: St. Mark Lutheran School Citrus Heights, CA Teacher/Music/Drama/Organ, 1998-2002

Current service: Holy Trinity Lutheran School NewH ope,M N Principal/Teacher/ Athletics, 2010-

Previous service: English Lutheran School Viroqua, WI Principal, Teacher, 2004-2008

Previous service: Irvin High School El Paso, TX Teacher, 2009-2011

St. John Lutheran School Baraboo, WI Music/Drama/Organ, 1993-1998

Previous service: Trinity Lutheran School Caledonia, WI Teacher/ Athletics, 1999-20 I 0

Undergraduate degree: BSEd , Martin Luther College 2004

Trinity Lutheran School El Paso, TX Principal/Teacher, 2001-2009 Gloria Dei Lutheran School Belmont, CA Principal/Teacher, 1998-200 I Mt. Calvary Lutheran School Redding, CA Principal/Teacher, 1991-1996

Undergraduate degree: BSEd , Dr. Martin Luther College 1991

Dr. Martin Luther College Piano Instructor, 1992-1993

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Dr. Martin Luther College 1992

St. Paul Lutheran School Stevensville, MI Teacher/ Athletics, 1995-1999

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Dr. Martin Luther College 1995

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Jason W. Kelley Gurnee, [L Leadership Emphasis

Jeffrey J. Loberger Omaha, NE Leadership Emphasis

Brian A. Mensching Aurora, IL Leadership Emphasis

Current service: Good Shepherd Lutheran School Omaha, NE Principal/Development Director, 2008-

Current service: Resurrection Lutheran School Aurora, IL Principal/Teacher/ Athletics, 2008-

Previous Service: Prince of Peace Lutheran School Salt Lake City, UT Principal/Teacher, 2006-2008

Previous service: St. John Lutheran School Newburg, WI Principal/Teacher, 2003-2008

Our Savior Lutheran School Longmont, CO Principal/Teacher/ Athletics, 2002-2005

Immanuel Lutheran School Hadar, NE Principal/Teacher, 2003-2006

Luther Preparatory School Watertown, WI Tutor, 2001-2003

First Lutheran School Lake Geneva, WI Teacher, 2000-2001

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Martin Luther College 2003

St. Peter Lutheran School Freedom, Wl Teacher, 2000-2001

Current service: St. John Lutheran School Libertyville, IL Teacher/Principal, 2011Previous service: St. John Lutheran School Redwood Falls, MN Teacher/ Athletics, 2005-2011

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Martin Luther College 2002

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Martin Luther College 2001

Carrie M. Meyer Milwaukee, Wl Special Education Emphasis

Current service: Catapult Learning Milwaukee, WI Title I Teacher, 2008Previous service: Wisconsin Early Autism Project Milwaukee, WI Line Therapist, 2008 Wisconsin Center for Gifted Learners Fox Point, Wl Language Arts Teacher, 2007 Atonement Lutheran School Milwaukee, WI Teacher/Music/Technology, 2002-2005 St. Paul Lutheran School Fort Atkinson, WI Teacher/OrganisUChoir, 1994-2002

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Dr. Martin Luther College 1994

Alan J. Nolte Appleton, Wl Leadership Emphasis

Current service: Fox Valley Lutheran High School Appleton, WI Asst. Principal/Teacher/ Athletics, 2006Previous service: Fox Valley Lutheran High School Appleton, WI Teacher/ Athletics, 2005-2006 Zion Lutheran School Toledo, OH Principal/Teacher, 2000-2005 St. John Lutheran School Sturgis, MI Teacher, 1998-1999

Undergraduate degree: BSEd , Martin Luther College 2000

Michael H. Peek Tucson, AZ Leadership Emphasis

Mark A. Renner Watertown, SD Leadership Emphasis lnAbs entia

Current service: Rede emer Lutheran School Tucson, AZ Principal/Teacher, 2008-

Current service: St. Martin Lutheran School Watertown , SD Principal/Teacher, 2002-

Previous Service: Trinity Lutheran School Neenah, WI Principal/Teacher, 2001-2008

Previous service: St. Paul Lutheran School New Ulm, MN Teacher/Technology, 1995-2002

Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Martin Luther College 2001

St. Paul Lutheran School Saginaw, MI Teacher/Music/ Athletics, 1990-1995

Undergraduate degree: BSEd , Dr. Martin Luther College 1990

Kip D. Wilson Denver, CO Leadership Emphasis

Current service: Zion Lutheran School Denver, CO Principal/Teacher/ Athletics, 2009Previous service: St. Peter Lutheran School Sturgeon Bay, WI Teacher/ Athletics/Curriculum, 2005-2009 First Lutheran School La Crosse, WI Teacher/ Athletics/Technology, 2002-2005 Immanuel Lutheran School Kewaunee, WI Principal/Teacher/ Athletics, 1997-2002

Undergraduate degree: BSEd , Martin Luther College 1997

Suzanne L. Zimmerman Bristol, WI Special Education Emphasis

Current service: Bethany Lutheran School Kenosha, WI Teacher, 2007Undergraduate degree: BSEd, Martin Luther College 2006

Call Service 2:30 p.m.

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0 give thanks unto the Lord, call on his name, make known his deeds among the peoples! Sing to him, sing praises to him, tell of all his wonderful works!

The works of the Lord are great and glorious. His name is worthy of praise!

0 Father most holy, gather us together in the name of Jesus whom the saints and angels adore as the Lamb on his throne and whose name is above every name, that all we do might be filled with your grace, directed by your wisdom, informed by your truth, accomplished to your glory.

The works of the Lord are great and glorious. His love endures forever!

0 Father most gracious, bring us together in the name of Jesus, that in him we might be a spiritual temple, that founded on him we might be built together as living stones; that in him we might offer to you the spiritual service of praise and thanksgiving, of lives lived in your love, of proclaiming your words and work, and of sharing your gifts to us.

The works of the Lord are great and glorious. Tell of all his wonderful deeds!

0 Father eternal, you have sent out an invitation; you have prepared a great feast that all might enter the courts of your presence and the mansions of your paradise. Grant to us your blessing and peace, that we may be witnesses of your truth, the reflection of your glory, and the ambassadors of your kingdom.

The works of the Lord are great and glorious. May our mouths be filled with his praise!

Sing:

From all that dwell below the skies, Let the Creator's praise arise! Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the Redeemer's name be sung Through every land, by every tongue! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

Be seated

Lesson: Luke 5:1-11 M:

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Address: Competent in Christ "Not that we are competent in ourselves to claim anything for ourselves, but our competence comes from God." (2 Corinthians 3:5)

Choir: Lord God, You Have Called Your Servants

Music by Aaron McDennid

Lord God, you have called your servants to ventures of which we cannot see the ending; by paths as yet untrod, through perils unknown. Give us faith to go out with courage, not knowing where we go, but only that your hand is leading us and your love supporting us; through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

Reading of Assignments Closing Hymn: God's Word Is Our Great Heritage God's Word is our great heritage And shall be ours forever; To spread its light from age to age Shall be our chief endeavor. Through life it guides our way; In death it is our stay. Lord, grant while worlds endure, We keep its teachings pure Throughout all generations. Amen.

***** Rev. Mark Zarling MLC President

Presiding Minister

Preacher

Prof. John Boeder MLC Campus Pastor

Reading of Assignments

Rev. Mark Schroeder WELS President

Organist

Dr. John P. Nolte MLC Music Division

Dr. Kermit Moldenhauer MLC Music Division

Martin Luther College Choir Conductor

*****

Almighty God, who by your Son Jesus Christ, gave command to the apostles that they should go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature: grant to us whom you have called into your church a ready will to obey your Word, and fill us with a hearty desire to make your way known upon earth, your saving health among all nations. Look with compassion upon the multitudes that are scattered as sheep having no shepherd. 0 heavenly Father, Lord of the harvest, have respect, we beseech you, to our prayers, and send forth laborers into your harvest. Fit and prepare them by your grace for the work of the ministry; give them the Spirit of power and of love and of a sound mind; strengthen them to endure hardness and grant that your Holy Spirit may prosper their work, and they by their life and doctrine may show forth your glory, and set forward the salvation of all people; through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.