Isn’t that just like our Lord, that at the times when we need help the most, God always provides. Case in point: We’re all still recovering from last fall’s double-whammy hurricanes. Even as houses and our church are sloooowly making their way back to being restored, our spirits have still

Welcome to the Gift of the Rest of Lent!   So, you’ve gotten your ashes (or not!), so now you can just jump right to Holy Week, right? Wrong! If you think that, you’re missing out on the beautiful gift of Lent, which is a time the Church sets aside

The disciple of Lent often includes giving of ourselves in various ways to help us focus on putting God first in our lives. Each year during Lent our church gets involved helping with the ELCA’s Good Gifts Campaign. Led by our Children’s Education Team, this year we have decided to

We invite you to begin a Lenten journey with us that will begin this week with Ash Wednesday and will continue on toward Jesus’ Passion and resurrection. On Ash Wednesday, we will offer worship with Communion and the Imposition of Ashes at noon, followed by a soup lunch. Then at

Mark your calendars – The Cathedral Choir of Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in Minneapolis will be offering their talents at our 9:00 AM service on March 16!   This choir, which is comprised of high school-age singers from over 30 different schools, has a wide range of musical backgrounds. In

Every year around now we all start thinking about what yummy thing we think we should give up for Lent. Bruce and I haven’t really followed that tradition ourselves, for the same reason we don’t make New Year’s resolutions either: we know we probably won’t follow them. Plus, at least