CHRIST CENTERED
CROSS FOCUSED
LITURGICAL

SERVICE TIMES Schedule

SUNDAYS:
Divine Service: 9:00am
WEDNESDAYS:
Lent Service: 9:00am
Vespers: 6:30pm
4th THURSDAY:
Matins: 9:30am

Opportunities to STudy God's Word

SUNDAYS:
Bible Study: 10:30am
Sunday School: 10:30am
TUESDAYS:
Table Talk: 6:30pm
WEDNESDAYS:
Looking ahead at Sunday Morning (Mens' Group): 7:45am
Looking ahead at Sunday Morning (Ladies' Group): 9:45am
A Note from Pastor (March 2024)
March 1st, 2024
During March, we move steadily through the season of Lent to Holy Week and the cross as we prepare to celebrate our Lord’s resurrection from the dead on Easter Sunday.  Throughout these forty days of Lent, the paraments of the church change to reflect the different emphasis from Sunday to Sunday.  This year, we are blessed to have a new set of paraments that reflect the nuances of the season very ...
A Note from Pastor (February 2024)
February 1st, 2024
For the first two weeks of February, we will celebrate the pre-lent Sundays of Sexagesima and Quinquagesima as the Word reveals how God works through Grace alone, Scripture alone and faith in Christ alone. Then, on February 14, we will officially begin the season of Lent with Ash Wednesday.  As we are all aware, Ash Wednesday helps us remember that we are dust and that, like Adam and Eve were warn...
A Note from Pastor
January 6th, 2024
 “God the Father was His source, back to God He ran His course. Into hell His road went down, back then to His throne and crown.”  This verse is from the hymn, “Savior of the Nations Come,” and is the theme for our annual winter youth retreat to be held here on January 12-13.   Even though the joy of Christmas and the Epiphany are still fresh in our minds, it is appropriate that that we also remem...
A Note from Pastor (December 2023)
November 30th, 2023
The beautiful Latin hymn, “Veni Emmanuel,” which we know as in English, as “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel,” is a paraphrase of the great “O” antiphons of the western church dating back to the sixth century. The “O” antiphons appear from the 17th of December until the 23rd and are sung before or after the Magnificat at vespers or in place of the alleluia verses during the daily mass in Roman Catholic ch...
A Note from Pastor (November 2023)
November 1st, 2023
The Gospel readings and the hymns during the month of November focus on the “Eschatological” or “End Time” reality of the church.  The hymn of the day for the last Sunday of the church year is Wachet Auf, Philipp Nicolai’s great choral; Wake, Awake, for Night is Flying.  Based upon the parable of the “wise and foolish” virgins (Matthew 25), this hymn beautifully describes the church as she waits f...