Sunday was a significant day for four young members of First Lutheran Church as they participated in the Affirmation of Baptism, or Confirmation. This rite celebrates the Holy Spirit’s ongoing work in their…
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God welcomes all into lives of everyday sainthood! Pastor Andrew Kitzing’s All Saint’s Sunday sermon points to our words and actions as living examples of what faith in Christ means.
As we approach the presidential election, we are reminded of the vital role prayer plays in our lives and communities. When the Body of Christ unites in prayer, its power is undeniable. You…
What a Reformation Sunday it was! The brilliance of brass, anthems resounding from choir and congregation and a spunky dialog between Martin Luther and Philip Melanchton brought energy and joy to the worship…
This Sunday, October 27, will be a celebration filled with food, fellowship and fun, along with some important church business. We will celebrate Reformation Sunday with a single worship service at 10:45…
Last weekend’s text found Jesus’ followers in need of reminders that God loves unconditionally, no strings attached. Here’s Pastor Erin Heidelberger’s sermon, in case you‘re in need of Good News, too.
“The heart of what Jesus is trying to get us to understand is that our first and only concern should be ‘How can I help my neighbor?’ Then we go and thank God.”…
“God chose to come up-close to the world for all people, in all places, in ways that they could see, hear and touch.” Guest Preacher Matt Schur’s Stewardship Sunday sermon is an invitation…
“What our hearts really need is grace.” Pastor Erin Heidelberger’s weekend message is an invitation to set aside self-reliance, the illusion of control and scrambling to be good enough.
Our church is graced with a multitude of talented musicians. Each person’s gift holds deep value for both God and our congregation.Our musicians range in age from 3 years to their mid-90s. From…
