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    Weekly Worship Sundays at 9

    Each Sunday at 9:00 a.m., the richness of Lutheran liturgy shapes our time together with Word, prayer, and song. Our services are rooted in tradition yet welcoming to all, with Holy Communion celebrated twice a month as a reminder of God’s grace shared freely. Whether you come with children, questions, or simply a need for peace, you’ll find a place here to belong and grow.

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    Summer Bible Study on Revelation

    Revelation isn’t a roadmap for the end of the world—it’s a bold, hope-filled vision of God’s love breaking into it. In a new Bible study beginning May 20, uncover a story of resistance, worship, and renewal. Come discover a Revelation that replaces fear with faith and invites us to live with courage and hope today.

    Bible study is weekly at 10 am at Tremont Coffee on Erie St.

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Revelation: A Vision of Hope, Not Fear
Revelation: A Vision of Hope, Not Fear

Our summer Bible Wednesday morning Bible study begins on May 20. In the Lutheran tradition, Revelation is something very different: a book of hope, resistance, and promise.

Alleluia is Coming Back - and So is Hope
Alleluia is Coming Back - and So is Hope

Alleluia is coming back, and so is hope.

Objects of the Passion: A Shared Lenten Journey with Our Neighboring Churches
Objects of the Passion: A Shared Lenten Journey with Our Neighboring Churches

Throughout Lent, we will reflect on ordinary, tangible items that carry extraordinary meaning in the story of Jesus’ suffering and love. A basin and towel, used not for glory but for service. A stone, heavy with grief and sealed hope. A cross, rough-hewn and unavoidably central to our faith. These objects help us remember that God meets us not only in lofty ideas, but in real, physical things—water, wood, stone, bread, and wine.

From Sinai to the Sermon on the Mount: The Shared Truth of the Beatitudes and the Ten Commandments
From Sinai to the Sermon on the Mount: The Shared Truth of the Beatitudes and the Ten Commandments

What if God’s law and Jesus’ blessings are telling the same story of grace?

From thunder on a mountain to blessings spoken on a hillside, God continues to shape a people rooted in mercy and love. This Lent, join us as we explore the deep connection between the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes.

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