Welcome! We wish you the Peace, Joy, Hope, and Love that came to earth in the form of a baby on this holy night.
Join us as we celebrate the wonderful mystery that is Christmas Eve.
This year we will have the opportunity to worship in person, with our Candlelight Service beginning at 7:00 pm, preceded by special pre-service music beginning at 6:30.
We will also be live streaming the service. Feel free to join us in person or online as you wish.
It is the 4th Sunday in Advent, Sunday December 19th.
This week our young people (with some help from some young at heart bigger kids) will be presenting a Christmas program in place of the sermon at both services. This year’s program is entitled “It We Do It, It Will Work”. A big “Thank You!” to everyone involved in this year’s program.
Our Christmas Eve service on Friday, Dec. 24th will start with special music at 6:30, followed by our candlelight service at 7:00 pm. As did the shepherds and wise men so long ago, come, celebrate the miracle of Christmas.
It is Sunday, Dec. 12th, the 3rd Sunday of Advent, also known as Gaudete (“Rejoice”) Sunday.
Here are the Readings and Announcements for this week, including special announcements about Soles for Santa and a special musical opportunity. Please note, this will be the last week to join in the Soles for Santa campaign.
As we light the third, rose colored Advent candle, we remember the joy of the shepherds as they heard the good news of the angels and went to look for the newborn Christ child. This week’s reading from Philippians captures the spirit of this week, “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, Rejoice.” Perhaps you remember the musical round that makes use of that phrase? Is that you humming?
May the hope, peace, joy, and love of the Advent season be with you now and throughout the coming year.
Today is the Second Sunday in Advent, December 5th. As we light the second advent candle we hear again the words of Isaiah, “The voice of one crying in the wilderness, ‘Prepare the way of the Lord'”
Here are the Readings and Announcements for this week. Please make note of two special announcements on the Soles for Santa shoe drive, and the upcoming Christmas Concert at St. Paul Lutheran Church.
As we begin our Advent journey towards Christmas, we take heart in the words of Jesus in this week’s Gospel lesson, “Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away.” (Luke 21:33) The Word of God is eternal, just as His love for each of us is eternal. Come, Lord Jesus.
This week’s Announcements, along with some special announcements about outreach opportunities, the Love Chapel Christmas Pantry and the Soles for Santa drive.
In today’s readings we hear, “I am the Alpha and the Omega,” says the Lord God, who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty. How amazing that the Creator God, who made all that has ever been, all that we see around us now, and all that will ever be, loves and cares for each one of us.
In this week’s Gospel, Jesus warns of terrible days to come, and yet ends with a note of hope. Did you see it in Mark 13:8? “This is but the beginning of the birth pangs.” For with birth comes new life. New hope.
We hope this coming week brings you new, or renewed, hope in the love of God.
Here are the Readings and Announcements for this week, including special announcements about the “Soles for Santa” and Love Chapel Christmas pantry outreach opportunities.
This All Saints Day, we remember our sister and brothers who have gone ahead of us to join the host of heavenly Saints, Louise, Jim, and Dick. We miss you here, but know we will one day, through God’s holy grace, see you again in glory.
Today is Reformation Day, Sunday October 31st. Not only is it the birthday of the Lutheran Church, this week we also have a young lady affirming her Baptism, our Chancel Choir is singing again for the first time in over a year, and we are resuming weekly communion at the altar rail. Praise God!
Here are the Readings and the Announcements for this week, We also have some special announcements about upcoming outreach opportunities in the Love Chapel Christmas pantry and our own Soles for Santa shoe drive.
In this week’s reading from Jeremiah, we hear the promise of God to bring his people back from exile, “I will let them walk by brooks of water, in a straight path in which they shall not stumble.” This week we have opportunities to help those who could use some help walking their path in life, through donations of both food and shoes. Please take a moment to consider how you can help.