Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
Sports Camp JR.
Event Title: Sports Camp JR.
Event Date: June 17, 2025
Event Description: Sports Camp Jr. is June 17 and 18, 9am - 11:30am. It is a great opportunity for kids, ages 3-5, to be introduced to sports and learn about Jesus. Kids will practice basic sports skills such as throwing, catching, bouncing, batting, and kicking balls. There will also be a bible story and snack time. Register at machurch.net/events.
Event Start Time: 9:00am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11:30am
Event Location: Menomonie Alliance Church
Event Address: 502 21st St N, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Kingdom Authority Worship Night
Event Title: Kingdom Authority Worship Night
Event Date: June 20, 2025
Event Description: This is a Kingdom Gathering (all denominations) for a night of worship, personal testimonies, communion, preaching of the Word, and then a time of ministry. Praying for those in need.
Event Start Time: 7pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): There is no specific ending time. Things usually wind down between 9:30 -10:30pm
Event Location: Rice Lake Senior Center
Event Address: 12 West Humbird St, Rice Lake, Wisconsin 54868, United States
Event Contact Name: Marty Becker
Contact Email: laredolimited@hotmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 790-6777
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
Kings Trio Reunion Concert
Reunion Concert of the
Original King’s Trio
Lorn & Royce, Big George and Royce, Kings Countryment, The King’s Trio
Details:
Where: The Cadott Methodist Church, Cadott WI
Date: Sunday, June 22
Service: 10:45am
Concert: 1:00pm
Family Fun & Music in the Park
Event Title: Family Fun & Music in the Park!
Event Date: June 22, 2025
Event Description: Family Fun & Music in the Park!
Join us for an evening of FREE family fun for all ages in the park! Enjoy live musical performances by Wandarlie and Cross to Glory, plus balloon twisting, outdoor games, and activities for kids and adults alike. Feeling hungry? Grab a bite from Rollin Smoke BBQ--delicious food available for purchase. Bring your lawn chairs, your friends and family and your appetite for fun!
Event Start Time: 4pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 6pm
Event Location: River Prairie Park Lower Pavilion C (by the pond)
Event Address: 1658 Bluestem Blvd, Altoona WI, Altoona, WI 54720, United States
Event Contact Name: Jason Richards
Contact Email: Jr.envision@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 271-5009
Wonder Junction VBS
Event Title: Wonder Junction VBS at Cedarcreek Church, Eau Claire
Event Date: June 23, 2025
Event Description: Join us for Wonder Junction Vacation Bible School Monday, June 23 through Friday, June 27, from 9:00am - Noon at Cedarcreek Church in Eau Claire! There's no greater joy than to praise the name of the Lord all day long. But how can your kids do that if they don't know who Jesus is or what he's done for them? Here at Wonder Junction, we marvel at Jesus and live for his glory.
To sign up, Google Cedarcreek Church Eau Claire and find the Wonder Junction info on the church website. For more information phone 715-835-2790. Cedarcreek Church address is 3520 Eastwind Drive, Eau Claire.
Event Start Time: 9:00am
Event End Time (If Applicable): Noon
Event Location: Cedarcreek Church
Event Address: 3520 Eastwind Drive, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Meyers
Contact Email: info@ccreek.org
Contact Phone: (715) 835-2790
Sports Camp
Event Title: Sports Camp
Event Date: June 23, 2025
Event Description: Sports Camp is June 23 - June 26, 5pm - 7:45pm. Optional Dinner at 4:15pm daily. It is an opportunity for kids, ages 6-12, to engage in sports and learn about Jesus. Bible lessons and songs are paralleled with spiritual lessons that are reinforced in sports. Sport Options: Dance, Fishing, Soccer, Volleyball, Softball/Baseball, Flag-Football, Production Team. Register at machurch.net/events by May 19th to guarantee a camp t-shirt. Registrations accepted until camp starts. Cost: $15 (free for 1st time campers).
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:45pm
Event Location: Menomonie Alliance Church
Event Address: 502 21st St N, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Annual Pie and Ice Cream Social
Event Title: Annual Pie and Ice Cream Social
Event Date: June 26, 2025
Event Description: Annual Pie and Ice Cream Social, Thursday, June 26th, 2025, 4-7 pm at Saving Grace Lutheran Church, 3735 Jeffers Road in Eau Claire. Delicious food: BBQ Plate $8; Hot Dog Plate $7. Meals include beans, chips, pickle, ice cream, pie and beverage. Pie, ice cream and a beverage for only $5. Take outs available. 715-514-3552 office@Saving-gracechurch.com
Event Start Time: 4:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00 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
Queen of the Apostles Annual Rummage & Bake Sale
Event Title: Queen of the Apostles Annual Rummage & Bake Sale
Event Date: June 27, 2025
Event Description: Queen of the Apostles Parish Annual Rummage & Bake Sale
315 W. Monroe St., Tomah
Friday, June 27, 8 AM-5 PM
Saturday, June 28, 8 AM-3 PM Half-Price from Noon-3 PM
Sunday, June 29, 9 AM-1 PM Bag & 1/2 Price Sale
This very organized sale fills the gym, two hallways, and the church hall – Items for every room in your house and outside.
Parking is available in the school parking lot with handicap access to the sale.
Lunch will be provided by our church youth group.
Event Start Time: 8:00 AM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 5:00 PM
Event Location: Queen of the Apostles Parish
Event Address: 315 W. Monroe St, Tomah, WI 54660, United States
Event Contact Name: Queen of the Apostles Parish
Contact Email:
Contact Phone:
Hope Ministries Color Run
Event Title: Hope Ministries COLOR RUN
Event Date: June 27, 2025
Event Description: Hope Ministries of Phillips WI Color Run - Fundraiser for Northwoods Living Hope - Women's Shelter and Maternity Home & His House of Hope Phillips
Help us bring SHELTER, HEALING and RECOVERY to the Women, Children and Men of Price County
5 K Color Run - Food - Silent Auction & Family Sock Hop Dance at 8pm
Event Start Time: 5:30pm Registration Race starts at 7pm
Event End Time (If Applicable):
Event Location: Elk Park - Phillips WI
Event Address: 585 County Hwy W H, Phillips, WI 54555, United States
Event Contact Name: Beth Tenut
Contact Email: bethtenut@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: (715) 820-1088
Options 4 Women Golf Scramble
Event Title: Options 4 Women Golf Scramble
Event Date: June 28, 2025
Event Description: Join us for a 4 person team golf scramble benefiting Options 4 Women. Your registration includes 18 holes with a cart and a catered meal at Spring Valley Golf Course. Raffles and games throughout the day!
Event Start Time: 11:00am
Event End Time (If Applicable):
Event Location: Spring Valley Golf Course
Event Address: 345 Hidden Fox Court, Spring Valley, WI 54767, United States
Event Contact Name: Katie Larsen
Contact Email: Katiemlarsen@hotmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 505-7324
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: June 29, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: July 6, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: July 13, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
New Hope-Pine Creek Hot Beef Supper
Event Title: New Hope-Pine Creek Hot Beef Supper
Event Date: July 15, 2025
Event Description: Hot Beef Supper Great hot beef sandwich, macaroni salad, calico beans, cookie, water, and coffee. Hot dog plate available too. Music by LaRose during the supper.
Event Start Time: 4pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7pm
Event Location: Ridgeland Farmers Market, Ridgeland Park, Ridgeland, WI
Event Address: Park, Ridgeland, WI 54763, United States
Event Contact Name: Annette Mason
Contact Email: dna@mosaictelecom.net
Contact Phone: (715) 949-1773
Eau Freedom Fun Run & Fest
Event Title: Eau Freedom Fun Run & Fest
Event Date: July 16, 2025
Event Description: Eau Freedom features a 2-mile in-park run/walk loop, a Fierce Freedom education tent, children's area, Freedom Market, like-minded nonprofits that work with kids, music, & food trucks.
Event Start Time: 5:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:00 pm
Event Location: Carson Park, Oak Pavilion
Event Address: 2519 N Hillcrest Pkwy, STE 200, Altoona, WI 54720-2588, United States
Event Contact Name: Joyce Orth
Contact Email: joyce@fiercefreedom.org
Contact Phone: (715) 514-2890
Praise in the Pines
Event Title: Praise in the Pines
Event Date: July 19, 2025
Event Description: This full-day event features a free Worship Experience, food trucks, a Christian ministry faire, and a headline concert by the Newsboys. A portion of the money raised will be poured back into local nonprofits, extending God’s love where it’s needed most. This is a powerful opportunity to share the Gospel and strengthen our Northwoods community. For more info: www.praiseinthepines.org
Event Start Time: 2:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 9:00pm
Event Location: Northland Pines High School Fieldhouse
Event Address: 1800 Pleasure Island Rd, Eagle River, WI 54521, United States
Event Contact Name: Bill Lochte
Contact Email: rejoice@praiseinthepines.org
Contact Phone: (715) 891-6096
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
St. Peter Shindig
Event Title: St. Peter Shindig
Event Date: July 20, 2025
Event Description: St. Peter Shindig—parish picnic fun for the whole family with charcoal chicken and live music by Richie Yurkovich & Polkarioty!
July 20: St. Peter Shindig at St. Peter Church from 11 am-6 pm (11358 County Hwy. Q Chippewa Falls). Mass is at 10 am. Charcoal Chicken Dinner serves until 2 pm. Live music by Richie Yurkovich & Polkarioty, cake walk, silent auction, country store, bingo, raffles kid’s games and more. Join us for an afternoon of family fun.
Event Start Time: 11 am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 6 pm
Event Location: St. Peter Church
Event Address: 11358 County Hwy. Q, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: Elly Rochester
Contact Email:
Contact Phone:
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: July 20, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Worship in The Park
Event Title: Worship In The Park
Event Date: July 20, 2025
Event Description: Join us for a night of worship and outreach at the Owen Park Bandshell in Eau Claire. Bring your family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, and anyone who doesn't know Jesus to encounter the presence of God. There is a playground for kids to enjoy, and food trucks, including Big Papa BBQ and Juice By Tene, will be on-site to take care of your dinner plans. Don't miss this unforgettable evening of Worship In The Park!
**Event sponsored by West Ridge Church, located in Eau Claire.
Event Start Time: 6:00 PM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:00 PM
Event Location: Owen Park Bandshell
Event Address: 501 1st Ave, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Gregory Simao
Contact Email: pastorgreg@westridgechurch.us
Contact Phone: (707) 318-1164
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
New Auburn Jamboree Days
New Auburn Jamboree Days Parade
Sunday July 27th
Parade starts at Noon
Please email your information for the announcer by July 22
to: info@securityonlinebank.com or call 715-237-2658
Join us at the park for food and drinks following the parade!
See you all there!
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: July 27, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: August 3, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
God's Kids Bible Camp
Event Title: God's Kids Bible Camp
Event Date: August 10, 2025
Event Description: Messiah Lutheran Church in Eau Claire sponsors this free camp experience to children in the Chippewa Valley, ages 7-11, who otherwise may have little opportunity to learn about God's Word and struggle to afford summer camp. Camp dates for 2025 are August 10-13, 2025. For registration information, please visit our website: godskidsbiblecamp.com
Event Start Time: 3:00 PM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 08/13/2025
Event Location: Kamp Kenwood on Lake Wissota - Chippewa Falls
Event Address: 19161 79th Ave, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: God's Kids Bible Camp
Contact Email: godskidsbiblecamp@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 204-4027
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: August 10, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
715 Community Nights
Event Title: 715 Community Nights
Event Date: August 17, 2025
Event Description: Menomonie families, join us at the River Heights playground area for a hot dog dinner, fun yard games, and a Bible story for kids Sunday nights 5-7pm, June 29 - August 17. All are welcome to join us for this free event! Come for part of the night or all of it.
Event Start Time: 5:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: River Heights Playground
Event Address: 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie, WI 54751, United States
Event Contact Name: Kristi Koepp
Contact Email: machurch@machurch.net
Contact Phone: (715) 235-4261
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: Sundays through August 31, 2025
Event Description: Bring your lawn chair and enjoy weekly Praise in the Park at Phoenix Park Amphitheater.
The weekly worship and music events are sponsored by 5 Eau Claire ELCA congregations with each taking turns hosting unique messages and music. The 10am events run through August 31st with a rain location at The Brewing Projekt on Oxford Avenue across the river.
Event Start Time: 10am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11am
Event Location: Phoenix Park Amphitheater
Event Address: Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Seipel
Contact Email: jimseipel@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 577-7430
Aly Aleigha Concert
Event Title: Aly Aleigha Concert
Event Date: September 18, 2025
Event Description: FREE CONCERT, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
"If Lauren Daigle is Chocolate and Gregory Alan Isakov is Peanut Butter, Aly Aleigha is a Reese’s Cup."
TRANSCENDENT INDIE FOLK-ALT MUSIC FOR THE ADVENTURER’S SOUL
Aly Aleigha's voice, alluring & haunting like sea smoke rising after a storm, along with poetic & heartfelt lyrics inspired by her many adventures, have captivated listeners since she released her debut record in 2015.
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ALY ALEIGHA - SOLO ACOUSTIC CONCERT.
Aly Aleigha is a Wisconsin-based Artist with music that captivates listeners of all ages. Drawing her audience in with fun, foot-stomping, head-bobbing folk tunes, and sharing relatable personal experiences tied with her soul-stirring ballads, Aly Aleigha’s music will take you on a journey to encounter something deeper within your own heart and will simultaneously transcend your soul to experience something extraordinary.
Many listeners have expressed being moved to tears by Aly Aleigha’s beautiful music, an experience that elevates them to something heavenly in the process.
Event Start Time: 6pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8pm
Event Location: Legacy Amphitheater in Memorial Park Ladysmith, Wi
Event Address: 308 Menasha Ave. East, Ladysmith, Wis 54848, United States
Event Contact Name: TNL Productions Inc.
Contact Email: tnlproductions3@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 415-3638
Renew Christian Women's Retreat
Renew
Oak Forest Retreat & Conference Center February 27-March 1, 2026
A Christian Women's Retreat in Western Wisconsin
Come away to a place where you can refresh your soul and share with other sisters in Christ.
Soak up the Scriptures and sing from the depth of your soul in each session, enjoy time to relax surrounded by the beauty of God's creation, and be encouraged as you share life with your sisters in Christ. Return home refreshed in your faith and renewed in your spirit.
February 27-March 1, 2026
Oakforest.us
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Britt Nicole Concert
Event Title: Britt Nicole Concert
Event Date: June 07, 2025
Event Description: Britt Nicole in Concert featuring special guest JAH Music. At the Exeland Rod and Gun Club. This is the first annual Siri Strong Foundation Fundraiser. $25 suggested donation for general admission and $50 suggested donation for VIP which includes a meet and greet/photo op with Britt and also a Q&A session and priority viewing of the concert. All VIP ticket holders should arrive at the clubhouse by 3pm. Tickets available at the gate and at https://siristrong.square.site/fundraising-gala
Event Start Time: 6pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 9pm
Event Location: Exeland Rod and Gun Club
Event Address: Dump Road, Exeland, Wis 54835, United States
Event Contact Name: TNL Productions Inc.
Contact Email: tnlproductions3@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 415-3638
Praise in the Park
Event Title: Praise in the Park
Event Date: June 07, 2025
Event Description: Free Christian festival featuring:
Dan bremnes
Presence music band
Brenden brooks
Howard gripp
Event Start Time: 2pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8pm
Event Location: Elk lake park
Event Address: 585 county hwy W H, Phillips, Wi 54555, United States
Event Contact Name: Brandon Monson
Contact Email: Presencemusicband@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (218) 591-2500
Bridge Street Art & Gifts Co-op Featured Artists
Event Title: Bridge Street Art & Gifts Co-op Featured Artists
Event Date: June 07, 2025
Event Description: Bridge Street Art & Gifts, 304 N. Bridge Street Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, is a cooperative of 12 area artists. Barbara Hand (Basketry) and Alexandria Mooney Jones (Firework Art, Glass & Fluid Acrylics) will be the featured artists for May and June.
A reception will be held Saturday, June 7th from 1-4pm. Stop in and check out the variety of beautiful and unique artwork.
Event Start Time: 1:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 4:00 pm
Event Location: Bridge Street Art & Gifts Co-op
Event Address: 304 N. Bridge Street, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: Jean Arneson
CollECtive Arts Summer Kick-off Concert
Event Title: CollECtive Arts Summer Kick-off Concert
Event Date: June 07, 2025
Event Description: Join CollECtive Choir (Gospel and hip hop), and CollECtive Dance as they assemble in the amphitheater to kick-off summer with exuberant praise to Jesus through music, testimonies, and dance. Hear from lives changed by the love of Jesus, and come praise the Lord with us!
Event Start Time: 9:30am
Event End Time (If Applicable): Noon
Event Location: Phoenix Park
Event Address: 330 Riverfront Terrace, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Michael Rambo
Contact Email: michael@collectiveartsec.org
Contact Phone: (715) 894-0272
Durand Fun Fest
Durand Fun Fest will be held Friday, June 6th from 7:30am-11pm featuring The Johnny Holm Band, Saturday, June 7th from 3pm-6pm featuring DJ Andy with Mikesell Entertainment and from 8pm-11pm The Dweebs. Continues Sunday June 8th from 11am-2pm featuring DJ Tim with Skoger Sounds and from 4pm-7pm Bear Creek Band. Funfest takes place in Memorial Park between E. Wells and E. Madison Street in Durand. Other events are being finalized and another release will be issued. In addition to live music FunFest features a carnival, car show, kids pedal pull and so much more fun for the whole family!
Ultimate Youth Outing
Event Title: Ultimate Youth Outing
Event Date: June 06, 2025
Event Description: Youth 6-12th grades gather at Harvestime Church South on Hwy 10 in Eleva for an evening of fun, food, & fellowship! Great opportuntity to invite friends. Plan to roast smores & hotdogs over a campfire. Have volleyball, gaga ball, carpet ball, and other games! Celebrate the end of the school year / beginning of summer with style! 6- 9 pm contact Pastor Dom for details. dominic.robinson@htcfamily.org for more information
Event Start Time: 6:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 9:00pm
Event Location: Harvestime Church South
Event Address: 26550 W. Mondovi Street (hwy 10), Eleva, Wisconsin 54738, United States
Event Contact Name: Harvestime Church South
Contact Email: office.sth@htcfamily.org
Contact Phone: (715) 203-4053
Dan Bremnes-The Hero Tour with Presence Music Band
Event Title: Dan Bremnes - THE HERO TOUR with Special guest Presence Music Band
Event Date: June 05, 2025
Event Description: Dan Bremnes – Call Your Name Tour
Join Dan Bremnes on his THE HERO TOUR for an unforgettable night of music, faith, and inspiration! Experience his powerful storytelling and heartfelt worship as he takes you on a journey through songs that speak to the soul.
Special guests opener Presence Music Band will open the night, setting the atmosphere with passionate, spirit-filled music. Don’t miss this incredible evening of live music and connection.
Doors Open at 6:30 pm for General Admission ticket holders
Doors Open at 5:30 for VIP ticket holders. Q&A/Meet & Greet at 5:45pm
LOCATION
One Hope Church, 54766
Event Start Time: 7pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 9pm
Event Location: One Hope Church Sheldon WI
Event Address: W5662 Main St, Sheldon, Wi 54766, United States
Event Contact Name: Brandon Monson
Contact Email: Presencemusicband@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (218) 591-2500
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Academy for Lifelong Learners
Event Title: Academy for Lifelong Learners
Event Date: June 03, 2025
Event Description: This “positively ageless” event provides a fun day of education, resources, and social interaction for older adults.
https://ce.uwec.edu/programs/academy-lifelong-learners/
Event Start Time: 7:00am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 3:15pm
Event Location: Davies Student Center
Event Address: 77 Roosevelt Avenue, Eau Claire, Wi 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: Abby
Contact Email: cntged63@uwec.edu
Contact Phone: (715) 836-3636
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
1st Annual Chippewa Valley Dementia Conference
Event Title: 1st Annual Chippewa Valley Dementia Conference
Event Date: May 20, 2025
Event Description: For healthcare professionals, family caregivers, and community members interested in dementia care, $25, $50 for CEUs (6). Join us for a day of learning, support, and resources! For details and to register: http://bit.ly/3QusVvY
Event Start Time: 8:00 AM
Event End Time (If Applicable): 4:00 PM
Event Location: The Florian Gardens Conference Center
Event Address: 2340 Lorch Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701, United States
Event Contact Name: ADRC
Contact Email: adrc@eauclairecounty.gov
Contact Phone: (715) 839-4735
Biker Sunday
Event Title: Biker Sunday
Event Date: May 18, 2025
Event Description: The 26th Annual "Blessing of the Bikes" is Sunday, May, 18. This year's speaker is evangelist Lee Downey. Lee has taken groups to rodeos and on wilderness canoe excursions. He loves to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Event Start Time: 10:00 a.m.
Event End Time (If Applicable): 1:30 p.m.
Event Location: Melrose Alliance Church
Event Address: 400N. Washington Street, Melrose, WI 54642, United States
Event Contact Name: Jim Brandli
Contact Email: office@melrosealliance, com
Contact Phone: (608) 488-7733
Life Relaunch
Event Title: Life Relaunch
Event Date: May 17, 2025
Event Description: Two Day Men’s Event
Uncover past trauma and come together with men of faith to get into the fight!
Event Start Time: 8:00am
Event End Time (If Applicable):
Event Location: Christian Family Center
Event Address: W1741 Easterson Rd, Eleva, WI 54738, United States
Event Contact Name: Joel
Contact Email: mallard083117@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 933-0891
Kingdom Authority Worship Night
Event Title: Kingdom Authority Worship Night
Event Date: May 16, 2025
Event Description: Kingdom Authority********* A night of worship, communion, preaching of the Word, and a time for praying for the needs of everyone who would like prayer. Worship will be led by Mercy Road. Steven Roatch Jr. will be our guest speaker and God will be Glorified! A powerful testimony and the Word of God! This will be very good!
This is a Kingdom Gathering! All denominations! All are invited and bring a friend!
Event Start Time: 7pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): There is no specific ending time. Things usually wind down between 9:30 -10:30pm
Event Location: Rice Lake Senior Center, 12 West Humbird St, Rice Lake, Wi 54868
Event Address: 12 West Humbird St, Rice Lake, Wisconsin 54868, United States
Event Contact Name: Marty Becker
Contact Email: laredolimited@hotmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 790-6777
Jordan St. Cyr in Concert
Event Title: Jordan St. Cyr In Concert
Event Date: May 16, 2025
Event Description: The Storyteller Tour comes on Friday, May 16th at 7:00 pm to Northern Lakes Church, Cumberland, WI. Enjoy a soul stirring evening with Christian Artist of the Year Award Winner Jordan St. Cyr and hear your favorites; "Fires," "Weary Traveler," "Be My Defender," and songs from his latest album, "My Foundation." He is a singer, songwriter, sharer of God's word, husband and father of 4 children. Don't miss this uplifting night of worship and music! Tickets may be purchased online at jordanstcyr.com or at the door $15.00 at 6:00 pm with doors opening at 6:30 pm and VIP tickets are $25.00 with doors opening at 5:30 pm and VIP begins at 6:00 pm.
Event Start Time: 7:00 pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 9:00 pm?
Event Location: Northern Lakes Church
Event Address: 825 8th Ave, Cumberland, WI 54829, United States
Event Contact Name: James Coil
Contact Email: jdcoil@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: (715) 491-4985
Auditions for Teen Summer Bands
Event Title: Auditions for Teen Summer Bands
Event Date: May 16, 2025
Event Description: CollECtive Arts hosts walk-in auditions for Teen Summer Bands, a part of their Missional teen music community, 'CollECtive Jam'. CollECtive Jam is a Christ-centered music program that equips teens in modern music. Participants should prepare a song, and be ready to be tested in their skill on their voice or instrument. More info is available at collectiveartsec.org/collectivejam
Event Start Time: 3:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: CollECtive Arts Center
Event Address: 310 E. Madison Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Michael Rambo
Contact Email: michael@collectiveartsec.org
Contact Phone: (715) 894-0272
Empty Bowls
Event Title: Empty Bowls`
Event Date: May 15, 2025
Event Description: Join us as we celebrate 25 years of Empty Bowls on Thursday, May 15 at Feed My People. A community tradition that brings people together to fight hunger one bowl at a time, every ticket provides food to our neighbors in need. Browse hundreds of bowls made by local artists, eat a meal from a food truck, bid in a silent auction, tour the food bank, enjoy live music, and more.
Event Start Time: 11 am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7 pm
Event Location: Feed My People Food Bank
Event Address: 2610 Alpine Road, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Susie Haugley
Landmark Church garage Sale
Event Title: Landmark Church Garage Sale!
Event Date: May 15, 2025
Event Description: Landmark Church is hosting a garage sale to raise money for the mission's trip they will be attending in June of this year. They are going down to help build a house for a family in need. The sale will be held inside so rain or shine you will be fine to shop. Thursday and Fri it will be 8-5 and saturday 8-4.
Event Start Time: 8am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 5pm
Event Location: landmark church
Event Address: 4140 126th st, 16903 county Hwy X, Chippewa Falls, Wi 54729, United States
Event Contact Name: Kayla Allard
Grief Share - Bethesda
GriefShare-Bethesda Lutheran Church
Tuesdays 9am-11am
Are you or someone you know grieving over the loss of a loved one, a family member, friend, or relative?
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 and work, but you will be OK. “I Am Not OK” Jelly Roll
Session 1 May 13
Session 2: Your Grief Journey is Uniquely Yours How your circumstances affect your grief. Different grieving “styles”. Possible surprises and the roller-coaster nature grief. Session 2 May 20
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. Special feature: “Cry Out to Jesus” Third Day
Session 3 May 27
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 June 3
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 June 10
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. Special feature: “Handle Hard Better”
Session 6 Friday, June 20
Session 7: Regrets & woulda-coulda-shoulda The importance of challenging your “If onlys”. Better thoughts to focus on. God’s response to your regrets. Special Feature: “Finding Purpose in the Pain”
Session 7 June 24
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 July 1
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 July 8
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. Special Feature: “I Need You Now” Plumb
Session 10 July 15
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 July 22
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. Special Feature: “If Time Were Running Out”Session 12 July 29
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 ones. Renewing your sense of purpose. Special Feature: “Tyler Trent – Purdue University”
Session 13 August 5
HOST LOCATION
Bethesda Lutheran Brethren Church
123 W. Hamilton (State & Hamilton)
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(Park in back - enter door #8)
Register for the next session,
CLICK HERE
Chicken Dinner - Fund Raiser
Event Title: Chicken Dinner - Fund Raiser
Event Date: May 04, 2025
Event Description: Drive thru chicken dinner Sunday May 4th at the Pleasant Valley Community Center S10414 County Road HHI in Cleghorn, Wisconsin. Serving from 11 am - 5:00 pm (or until food is gone). $10 per meal includes 1/4 chicken, chips, dinner roll, butter, pickle, brownie and water. All proceeds directly benefit the Pleasant Valley Community Center Generator Project.
Event Start Time: 11:00 am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 5:00 pm or until food is gone
Event Location: Pleasant Valley Community Center
Event Address: S10414 County Road HHI, Cleghorn, WI 54738, United States
Event Contact Name: Frank Neibauer
Contact Email: fneibauer2@charter.net
Contact Phone: (715) 834-5045
Groundbreaking Fundraiser for "Build a Stage"
Event Title: Groundbreaking Fundraiser for "Build a Stage..."
Event Date: May 3rd, 2025
Event Description: "Paul from Willard" and my wife, Nicole, have started a nonprofit organization called Different Ministry, Inc. This organization has three subset ministries, the primary one being a Christ-centered recovery program called "Made New Recovery" to help individuals suffering from any type of addiction to overcome that addiction utilizing our five core beliefs.
To help fund the ministry, we are having a groundbreaking fundraiser for "Build a Stage..." where we will be raising money for building an outdoor full-size stage for worship bands, church services, speakers and anything honoring to God. Construction is planned for May 2025.
Live music from 3:00pm-6:00pm
Check out our website for more information on all three of the ministries within Different Ministry, Inc.! differentministry.org
Our Facebook event page is: https://facebook.com/events/s/groundbreaking-fundraiser-for-/1313749219678935/
We look forward to seeing you at our groundbreaking event. Please help spread the word.
Event Start Time: 12:00pm
Event End Time (If Applicable): 7:00pm
Event Location: "Paul from Willard's" house
Event Address: W8271 Mann Road, WILLARD, Wisconsin 54493, United States
Event Contact Name: PAUL KAETTERHENRY
Contact Email: differentministry33@gmail.com
Contact Phone: (715) 937-1791
Strides for Hope Run/Walk
Event Title: Strides for Hope Run/Walk
Event Date: May 03, 2025
Event Description: Strides for Hope is a run/walk fundraiser supporting Hope Gospel Mission. This family-friendly event features both 5K and 2-mile distances. Every dollar raised will benefit the Mission's free programs for homeless and addiction recovery, providing essential support to men, women, and women with children. After a long winter, join us to run or walk and help make a difference in the lives of those in need!
Price
$30
($0: Ages 0 - 5)
($15: Ages 6 - 18)
10:00AM CDT
Price increases after April 12, 2025 at 11:59pm CDT
Note: Event registration will be 50% off for participants age 18 and under.
Event Start Time: 10
Event End Time (If Applicable): 11:30
Event Location: Carson Park
Event Address: 100 Carson Park Dr, Eau Claire, WI 54703, United States
Event Contact Name: Evening
Contact Email: evening@hopegospelmission.org
Contact Phone: (715) 552-5566
Walk For Hunger Nyre You
Event Title: Walk For Hunger Nyre You
Event Date: May 03, 2025
Event Description: Annual Walk For Hunger Nyre You will be held on May 3rd, 2025 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Altoona. This annual fundraiser supports the weekend food bag program for grades 4K-6th grade in the Altoona School District in addition to supporting the high school food pantry open to all grades. Registration begins at 9 a.m. with a ½ mile or 2-mile walk starting at 10 a.m. Silent Auction, bake sale, food, music, bouncy house, Altoona Police & Fire Department on site and more. Join us for the walk or simply to support the fundraiser that will continue helping children and families with food scarcity. Event will end at 11 a.m.
Event Start Time: 9:00 a.m. Registration
Event End Time (If Applicable): 10:00 a.m. Walk Event will end with silent auction at 11 a.m.
Event Location: Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Event Address: 2245 Hayden Avenue, Altoona, WI 54720, United States
Event Contact Name: Jennie Childs
Contact Email: jdchilds@att.net
Contact Phone: (715) 829-7024
29th Annual Greater La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast
Event Title: 29th Annual Greater La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast
Event Date: May 01, 2025
Event Description: The Coulee Region Prayer Consortium Executive Committee is hosting the 29th Annual Greater La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast, which is held in conjunction with the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 1st at 7:29am at The Waterfront’s Cargill Room in La Crosse. This is a time of honoring and praying for our area’s local leaders. In addition to praying for our community leaders, this time will include breakfast and a speaker who will inspire and motivate all leaders in attendance. Tickets are $20 each and on sale now through April 23rd at CRPrayer.org.
Our keynote speaker this year is Jim Bontrager, a United States Marine and Chaplain with the Elkhart Indiana Police Department. He is President of the International Conference of Police Chaplains, Founder of Warrior on the Wall, an organization that addresses law enforcement suicide, family breakdown, and the unique challenges of that profession, and author of the official Law Enforcement curriculum for the movie Courageous. Jim is an inspiring leader with a genuine passion for empowering and uplifting other leaders!
Event Start Time: 7:29am
Event End Time (If Applicable): 8:45am
Event Location: The Waterfront Cargill Room
Event Address: 332 Front St S., La Crosse, WI 54601, United States
Event Contact Name: Diana McGrath
Contact Email: Diana@lwcclax.com
Contact Phone: (608) 787-5922
Soup & Sandwich Supper
Soup & Sandwich Supper
Wednesday April 30
4:30-6:30
Holy rosary Parish, Owen
3 Kinds of Soups:
Beef Vegetable
Chicken Noodle
Chili
Soup to go $8 Quart
Assorted Sandwiches & Bars
Beverages
Adults $10
Ages 5-10 $5
Age 4& under: free
Veterans' In Need Fundraiser
Sofas for Service
7th Annual Spaghetti Dinner & Silent Auction
Saturday April 26
4pm-7pm
Adults $15 Veterans $10 Kids (6-12) $5 Under 5 free
Saving Grace Lutheran church
3735 Jeffers Road, Eau Claire
Sofas provides new and gently used good furniture and furnishings to veterans in need.
Sofas for Service
Spaghetti Dinner Silent Auction to Support Local Veterans
7th Annual “Veterans in Need” Fundraiser to Benefit Sofas for Service, Providing Free Furnishings to Local Veterans
Eau Claire, WI – April 15, 2025 — The community is invited to attend the 7th Annual Veterans in Need Fundraiser, a Spaghetti Dinner and Silent Auction benefiting Sofas for Service, a volunteer-run nonprofit that provides free home furnishings to Veterans across Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota who are transitioning into stable housing or facing hardship.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025
Time: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Location: Saving Grace Lutheran Church, 3735 Jeffers Road, Eau Claire, WI
Facebook Event: https://facebook.com/events/s/veterans-in-need-fundraiser/516024374892210
Meal Prices:
● Adults: $15.00
● Veterans: $10.00
● Kids (ages 6–12): $5.00
● Kids 5 and under: Free
Additional Info:
● Tickets available in advance from Sofas for Service volunteers or at Saving Grace Lutheran Church
● Tickets also available at the door
● Takeout available
● A silent auction will be held at the event. Meal purchase not required to participate in the silent auction
All proceeds will be donated to Sofas for Service, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves Veterans within a 2- hour radius of Eau Claire, WI, by providing new and gently used furniture and home essentials to help them build stable and comfortable living environments. Sofas for Service is a dedicated effort ensuring Veterans transitioning into new housing have the necessary furnishings to create a comfortable and dignified home.
“This event is a fun and meaningful way to support those who have served our country,” said Jeff Staads, Board Chair of Sofas for Service. “Every plate served and every auction bid helps restore dignity and comfort to Veterans in our local communities.”
Ways to Support Sofas for Service:
● Monetary donations to support Sofas for Service may be made securely online via the PayPal Giving Fund (Donate with PayPal Giving Fund), or by mailing a check payable to Sofas for Service, Inc. to 1610 Spooner Ave., Altoona, WI 54720
● Household good donations (new or excellent used condition) may always be arranged for free pick up via our website, to learn more visit Donate Household Goods - Sofas for Service Media Interviews & Coverage:
● Prior to the Event: Sofas for Service welcomes media interviews prior to the event to help build awareness and promote the cause. Local media tours of our warehouse facility may also be arranged to share the story and impact of what Sofas for Service does to serve our local Veterans. Our new warehouse opened in December of 2024. The name “Sofas for Service” does not do the organization justice, we welcome you to come see and share our story!
● Day of Event: Media are welcome to attend. Interviews with organizers and volunteers can be arranged.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Event Title: Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME)
Event Date: April 26, 2025
Event Description: Worldwide Marriage Encounter provides an opportunity for a husband and wife to grow in their relationship. Just as driving a car without routine maintenance can lead to problems, a marriage needs attention to stay on track as well. This powerful experience will help you listen, share, and connect more deeply. Married couples of any denomination, mixed faith, or without religious affiliation are welcome!
More events like this are offered all over the United States! Check out the website to see all available dates and locations. www.wwme.org
Event Start Time: 7:30 AM
Event End Time (If Applicable): April 27 - 2:00 PM
Event Location: West Allis Catholic - Holy Assumption Site
Event Address: 1526 S 72nd Street, West Allis, WI 53214, United States
Event Contact Name: Tami Pieper
Contact Email: nick.tami.pieper@wwme.org
Contact Phone: (715) 933-0982