Twenty-fifth Sunday after Pentecost This Sunday is designated Youth Sunday. Our youth will be filling important worship roles this Sunday. We invite you to be present to hear about their summer ELCA Detroit Youth Gathering experience. 20151115Pent25

Please join us for worship, learning and fellowship. Announcements of note: Sixty Plus or Minus lunch and Physical Therapy presentation Thanksgiving Eve worship and pie fest Advent decorating Capital City Ringers handbell concert Stuff the stockings food drive Santa’s Little Helpers childcare 20151115Announcements    

Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost 9:00am Adult study group “The Bible Makes Sense” 10:00am  Worship Mark 12:38-44 “A widow’s generosity reveals the hypocrisy of the scribes” 11:30am  Lunch and Learn “Care of Creation” 20151108Pentecost24

Please join us for worship, fellowship, education, music and more. . . 20151108Announcements

Items of note for November Thanksgiving Eve worship and pie fest: 7:00pm Wednesday, Nov. 25th First Sunday in Advent: Sunday, Nov. 29th P. 4    November Stewardship Focus: ELCA Good Gifts P. 5    Sixty Plus or Minus November salad/dessert lunch and program P. 5    Caring Committee Stuff the Stockings food drive P....

All Saints’ Day We remember saints in heaven and celebrate our own sainthood on earth. Through the raising of Lazarus, Jesus offers the world a vision of the life to come, when death and weeping will be no more. 20151101AllSaintsDay

Don’t forget to fall back! Daylight Saving Time ends at 2:00 a.m. Sunday, November 1st. 20151101Announcements  

Reformation Sunday Jesus says, “Continue in my word and you will know the truth.” 20151025Reformation

Reformation Sunday 10:00 a.m.  Presentation of Bibles to third graders 11:30 a.m.  Potluck lunch, quarterly congregational meeting, ministry fair and stewardship of time and talents. 5:30 p.m.  Chili Chow Down and Pumpkins and Fun 20151025Announcements

Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost This Sunday’s first reading is from the last of four passages in Isaiah that are often called “servant songs.” In light of Christian faith, the servant’s healing ministry and redemptive suffering are understood to be fulfilled in the life and death of Christ. 20151018Pentecost21