Dear Members, Friends, and Guests,
This weekend, we are blessed to have guest musicians at three worship services! Ruthann Meyer will be accompanying the 6 pm and 8:30 am worship services on the piano. She is a talented Lutheran pianist and has a passion for the leading congregations in singing the liturgy and hymns.
Michele Poulin and her husband Jim will be leading worship at the 11 am service. Michele is not only a talented, energetic musician, but she also is a gifted worship leader.
Our Gospel is the familiar account of Jesus feeding the 5,000 from Mark 6: 30-44.
I look forward to joining you in worship this weekend!
Joyfully Serving Jesus,
Pastor Mark
Dear Members, Friends, and Guests,
This weekend, Pastor James Hoefer will lead our worship services in the celebration of Christmas in July! We will also be dedicating the Christmas in July Shoeboxes for Christian Family Care. For those who took a shoebox, filled it, and returned it – thank you! Thanks to your compassion and generosity, we collected 95 shoeboxes.
Joyfully Serving Jesus,
Pastor Mark
Dear Members, Friends, and Guests,
Tomorrow is the 248th anniversary of our declaration of freedom from Great Britain. Just as in the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt, the people who fought for freedom had to face their fears. There were times in the revolutionary war when things seemed hopeless, like Valley Forge. The situation also looked hopeless when Jesus lay in the tomb for three days.
However, Jesus was raised from the dead and offers us freedom – not from a colonial power - but our worst enemies of sin, death, and the devil. As we remember our country in our prayers, songs, hymns, and my sermon this weekend, may we also rejoice in the freedom Jesus won for us on the cross!
Joyfully Serving Jesus,
Pastor Mark
Dear Members, Friends, and Guests,
Tomorrow is the 248th anniversary of our declaration of freedom from Great Britain. Just as in the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt, the people who fought for freedom had to face their fears. There were times in the revolutionary war when things seemed hopeless, like Valley Forge. The situation also looked hopeless when Jesus lay in the tomb for three days.
However, Jesus was raised from the dead and offers us freedom – not from a colonial power - but our worst enemies of sin, death, and the devil. As we remember our country in our prayers, songs, hymns, and my sermon this weekend, may we also rejoice in the freedom Jesus won for us on the cross!
Joyfully Serving Jesus,
Pastor Mark
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