A reminder as we continue our journey through the Lenten season that Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley for you and for me.
Ever wondered why Lutheran folks (maybe even you!) proudly wear ashes on their forehead at the start of Lent? Let’s uncover the three reasons behind this tradition. Ashes symbolize humble repentance since…
The same God whose voice was heard in dazzling mountaintop moments walks with us today, “speaking into our fears, offering mercy, love and grace.” You’ll find Pastor Erin Heidelberger’s Transfiguration Sunday sermon here.
Lent can be a somber season of the church year. It begins with an ashen sign of mortality and sin. Bright colors turn to deep purples, alleluias fall silent, and worshipers ponder…
As daylight begins to break and our day is filled with warmer rays of sunshine, enjoy this beautiful version of “I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light” by our intergenerational…
Welcome to the light, freedom and healing that Pastor Erin Heidelberger’s weekend sermon proclaimed! There’s Good News here…
During worship yesterday we welcomed into God’s family Sunday, Duer, Daniel and Goy who were sealed by the Holy Spirit and marked with the cross of Christ forever through baptism. It was a…
Psalm 74:17 “It was you who set all the boundaries of the earth; you made both summer and winter.” Winter has arrived in full swing. Cold winds that literally take your…
“As people who have received the good news of a star, a Saviour, let us go deeper into our faith. Where is Jesus leading you today?” Pastor Andrew Kitzing’s Epiphany invitation to you…
Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without singing some of your favorite carols with the brass choir. Happy 11th Day of Christmas!