Gathering: Wednesdays (February 18 – March 25) for fellowship and worship
This year’s Lenten Offering is designated for Wells for Malawi, building a sustainable water supply in our companion synod in Africa.
March 26, 2026 One of the interesting things about reading the Bible is that the Bible makes it very clear that faith and intelligence are not enemies of each other. The book of Proverbs makes it very clear that being a lazy thinker, a dullard, intentionally unaware, is not a faithful way to live. In…
March 25, 2026 Today is the Annunciation. It is a recognition of the moment when the angel visited the Virgin Mary and announced to her that she would give birth to the Christ Child. This is a later addition to the church calendar and was made after December 25th was declared the birthday of Jesus…
March 24, 2026 One of the great stories in the Bible is the story of Esther. In this story there is a time where Esther wishes she wasn’t around for this, she wishes that she hadn’t been born to have to live through these times. The task of being a queen and of saving her…
March 23, 2026 I have a smartphone and every now and then I install an app to make the phone do more of things that I want it to do. One of the big things about the Christian faith is that it installs a conscience. A conscience is an awareness that there are others and…
March 21, 2026 The Gospel lesson this weekend is about the raising of Lazarus from John chapter 11. This is the game changer as they say. As a matter of fact, what Jesus does in Bethany among all the losers of Bethany is prove that death does not have the power we think it really…
March 20, 2026 I must confess that as an observer of human nature I take pleasure sometimes in observing petty conflicts. These conflicts are mostly harmless and are born often of stubbornness and pride. Coon Valley Lutheran Church had had an anniversary for which they had spruced the place up quite a bit, including the…
