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Adult Bible Study

In-Person Bible Study with Pastor Jacobsen Tuesday evenings 6:30pm at Trinity Lutheran Church.  The class topic will be the same as the Bible Study held at Concordia Lutheran Church.

 

In-Person Bible Study with Pastor Jacobsen Wednesday mornings 9am at Concordia Lutheran Church.  The class topic will be the same as the Bible Study held at Trinity Lutheran Church.

 


Pastor Chats Sunday evenings 5:30 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church.

 

 
Confirmation after service at Concordia Lutheran Church Sunday mornings.

 

Online morning devotions are held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 9am via the churches’ Facebook and YouTube pages.   Hope to see you there!

 

 



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Trinity Sunday

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Sunday May 26th is Trinity Sunday, when we focus on the nature of the only true God, the Triune God.  As Scripture teaches, we glorify His Holy Name as one God in three persons- Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (Deuteronomy 6:4, Matthew 28:19, 2 Corinthians 13:14).  On this Sunday, our worship includes the Athanasian Creed.  We speak it together in order to make a clear and distinct profession of our faith in the Triune God.  Lord God,  we thank you for your Divine Word in which you teach us to confess You, our Creator, Redeemer and Sanctifier.  Let us never cease to confess this faith in the Holy Trinity, giving glory always to the Father, to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.   Amen

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The Day of Pentecost

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On Sunday May 19th we will celebrate Pentecost.  On the day of Pentecost the Apostles were all together.  Suddenly, a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from Heaven and filled the house they were in.  Then tongues of fire came to rest on each of them, and they were filled with the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:1-4).  This giving of the Holy Spirit was to equip them for their calling as witnesses for Christ in the world (Acts 1:8).  The Holy Spirit would lead, teach, and speak through them, as they carried the Gospel of Christ to the nations.  For Pentecost Sunday, the color of our altar cloths and paraments is red, a power color.  That is appropriate for a Sunday when we remember the power and fire of the Holy Spirit, “The Lord and Giver of Life.”