
RESOURCES

Calendar of Upcoming Events
All Saints Day -Sunday November 2, 2025
Please join us wearing your best red for a bilingual service honoring our departed loved ones. Please bring a photo of your loved one to be displayed at the altar for a prayer.
Volunteer Call!
Friday, November 21, 2025
Bring your creativity and talent, and help us decorate the sanctuary and the Narthex for Christmas. We start decorating at 2 PM
5th Sunday Potluck
November 30, 2025
Bring your favorite dish to share with the congregation during our Fellowship lunch in the Fellowship Hall after the service.
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Following the service. Lunch to be served after the meeting.
Congregational Meeting
Sunday December 28, 2025
Following the service. Lunch to be served after the meeting.
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Recommended
Reading
What is Lutheranism

Martin Luther was eight years old when Christopher Columbus set sail from Europe and landed in the Western Hemisphere. Luther was a young monk and priest when Michaelangelo was painting the Sistine Chapel in Rome.
A few years later, he was a junior faculty member at a new university in small-town Germany, intently studying the Scriptures, “captivated with an extraordinary ardor for understanding Paul in the Epistle to the Romans.”
In these days Luther was tormented by the demand for righteousness before God. “I did not love, yes, I hated the righteous God who punishes sinners, and secretly, if not blasphemously, certainly murmuring greatly, I was angry with God.” Then, in the midst of that struggle with God, the message of the Scriptures became clear, like a long-shut door opening wide. When he realized that a “merciful God justifies us by faith … I felt that I was altogether born again and had entered paradise itself through open gates.”
What Luther discovered is the freedom of Christians trusting God’s mercy in Christ. As he later wrote, “Faith is God’s work in us.

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