CHRIST CENTERED
SERVICE TIMES Schedule
SUNDAYS:
Divine Service: 9:00am
Divine Service: 9:00am
WEDNESDAYS:
Vespers: 6:30pm
Vespers: 6:30pm
4th THURSDAY:
Matins: 9:30am
Matins: 9:30am
Opportunities to STudy God's Word
SUNDAYS:
Bible Study: 10:45am
Sunday School: 10:45am
Bible Study: 10:45am
Sunday School: 10:45am
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS:
Looking Ahead at Sunday Morning (Ladies' Group): 9:45am
Looking Ahead at Sunday Morning (Ladies' Group): 9:45am
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS:
Table Talk (on Luther's Large Catechism): 7:00pm
Table Talk (on Luther's Large Catechism): 7:00pm
A Note from Pastor (August 2025)
August 1st, 2025
It was eight years ago this month that construction began on our newly purchased pipe organ. The loss of our digital piano by an act of God through a lightning strike on the church, allowed us to consider purchasing and installing an instrument that would be used to assist the congregation in making a “joyful noise” to the Lord during the Divine Service and prayer offices. At the time, th...
A Note from Pastor: Funeral Planning
June 29th, 2025
We have come to the conclusion of Pastor's Bible Study on funeral planning and preparations. Below is the general outline and suggestions from that study. Expand each area to view the details. Additional Funeral Planning Resource: Pr. Bryan Wolfmueller: Final Victory: Contemplating the Death and Funeral of a Christian......
Links from June 8th Bible Study
June 8th, 2025
Additional resources called out during Bible Study for reference....
A Note from Pastor (June 2025)
June 1st, 2025
During June, the weeks of the church year begin to be numbered in reference to “Trinity Sunday.” This helps remind us that the only true God, whom we confess in the Creeds and who saves us is “Trinitarian.” One God, but three persons. In the daily prayers from the Small Catechism, we learn that when we get up in the morning, “we are to make the sign of the holy cross and say, “In the name o...
A Note from Pastor (May 2025)
May 3rd, 2025
He is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! For forty days after the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, we continue to rejoice in the “Season of Easter.” In fact, from our Lord’s ascension into heaven until the moment of His return in glory, this is the message that sustains the church, “That Christ has risen.” This message is so important, that without it, St. Paul would write, “Our faith ...