The Passion: From the Latin patior meaning “suffer,” referring to the sufferings Jesus endured for our salvation, from the agony in the garden through His death on Calvary. The People: […]
The Parable of the Sower Resown
This is our pastor’s article for our congregation’s newsletter for February 2017. The farmer trundles into the field to plant the seed. You think the farmer blind, for he […]
Thursday Bible Classes Resume: 2:00 PM
After a hiatus during Advent and Christmas, our Thursday Bible classes resume, at 2:00 PM, until Lent. In seven lessons, we will look into David’s life, who became the great king […]
New Year’s Schedule
Our New-Year’s Eve Service is on Saturday, December 31 at 5:00 PM. The central focus is from Psalm 27: The Lord in my light and my salvation. Whom should I fear? […]
Christmas Day Service, 9:30 AM
Our Christmas Day Service is on December 25, at 9:30 AM. It is a Divine Service, which is a Service of the preached Word and the Lord’s Supper. (We will […]
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 7:00 PM
On Christmas Eve, December 24, at 7:00 PM, is our Service of Carols and Candlelight. We will also be finishing our series on The Canticles of Christmas, delighting in the […]
Church is Cancelled for Sunday, December 18
All Church activities for Sunday, December 18 are cancelled. The weather forecast has a 50% chance of snow Saturday night, with an accompanying possibility of icy roads. Even if your […]
The Canticles of Christmas
The midweek Advent and Christmas Eve services will focus on the Canticles of Christmas. In this series, we will explore the scriptural songs revolving around the coming of Christ for […]
Church, State, and the Voting Booth
“Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and to God what belongs to God” (Matthew 22:21). Jesus’ words reveal that we live our lives in two kingdoms: The kingdom of […]
Recovery
This is our pastor’s newsletter article for the October edition of our newsletter. At our last Voters’ Assembly, I said it was dangerous for a pastor to reveal too […]