Special Worship News:
Services are In-Person and are also Live-Streamed each week on our Facebook Page.
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Link to Live service
Wednesday, December 24 Bulletin for 3:30 pm, 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Worship Service with Holy Communion
Announcements
Nursery is open and Staff is available during worship including the three Christmas Eve Worship Services.
Christmas Eve Wednesday, December 24 Worship Schedule:
3:30 p.m.—A Children’s Christmas Eve
with Special Music, Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus, lots of Critters, Holy Communion and Candle Lighting
5:00 p.m.—Christmas Eve Worship
with Special Music, Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus and lots of Critters, Holy Communion and Candle Lighting
6:30 p.m.—Christmas Eve Worship
Special Music, Communion and Candle Lighting
Only one Service on 12/28 at 9:00 a.m. -No Sunday School
Sunday, December 28 – Worship with a Christmas Carol Hymn Sing
Christmas music is off the radio the day after Christmas, but the church celebrates the season until January 6, Epiphany. 10 days after Christmas tradition says the Wise Men finally showed up in Bethlehem to worship the newborn king.
January Worship Schedule 2026
We return to our regular schedule with worship with
Traditional Worship at 8:00 a.m. and Worship Express at 9:15 a.m.
Sunday, January 4 – A Celebration of Epiphany and Holy Communion
This year, once again, we are going to celebrate the tenth day of Christmas with the arrival of the Wisemen on January 6th this year. Their arrival at the manger reminds us once again that the truly wise person seeks out and worships God’s Son, Jesus
Preacher: The Shepherds Caleb and the Three Wisemen.
Sunday, January 11: Worship and a Celebration of Jesus’ Baptism
Lutherans have two sacraments. What makes it a sacrament? Jesus takes something we encounter every day – like water and bread – and adds new significance to it by attaching God’s Word. The water in Baptism now becomes the way God washes us clean of our sin and makes us God’s child. The bread of Holy Communion becomes his body and a way for us to remember his life, death and resurrection. So today we take a good look at Jesus’ baptism.
Preacher: Pastor Paula
Sunday, January 18: Worship with Holy Communion
In today’s gospel reading after John the Baptist’s witness to Jesus, John’s disciples decide to check Jesus out and decide to follow him. We come to worship, hear the Word preached, enjoy the company of the community of believers and go out into the world to invite others to come and experience this Jesus for themselves.
Preacher: Pastor Paula Special Music: Chancel Choir and First Class Ringers
Sunday, January 25: Worship
Jesus begins his public ministry shortly after John the Baptist is imprisoned. In today’s gospel reading he calls four fishermen to follow him. He invites them to come, catch fish for God’s kingdom disappoints them by refusing to impress them.
Preacher: Pastor Paula
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