Note: The Latin names for the Sundays after Easter come from the first line of the Introit (called the antiphon). Often this antiphon sets the whole theme for the particular Sunday of the Church Year. Before opening hymns and a rite of Corporate Confession & Absolution were added to the beginning of the liturgy, the …
We are open for Outdoor Worship See you Sunday at 10, and don't forget to wear your mask. Restrictions are as below, with these differences: There are chairs outside, social distanced, where you will sit. There will be an offering plate just inside the west breezeway where you may drop your envelope after service. Communion …
JESUS DOES BATTLE IN OUR PLACE In the Garden, man exalts himself to be a god in place of God (Genesis 3:1–21). He succumbs to the temptation of the devil, and eating of the forbidden fruit, he receives death. But in the sin-cursed wilderness, God humbles Himself to become man in place of man (St. …
† The Feast of St. Michael and All Angels - 29 September † Join us this Sunday at 10 a.m. The Feast of St. Michael and All Angels commemorates the great battle in heaven between Satan and his evil angels and St. Michael and the angels of the Lord. The readings (Daniel 10:10–14; 12:1–3; Revelation 12:7–12; Luke …
