Feed My Starving Children
On Saturday, January 27, you are invited to join the Sunday School Families for a trip to Feed my Starving Children at their Schaumburg Location to pack food products. Our time slot is 2-3:45 p.m.
Dr. King’s Epiphany
During this week we will again celebrate the life and ministry of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is especially relevant that we celebrate this modern-day prophet during the season of Epiphany. In his book, “Stride Toward Freedon,” Dr. King describes a key Epiphany of his life.
Coat Drive
Open Arms Ministry has reached out to us for help. They have a large demand in the month of January to collect Winter Coats.
We are launching a Winter Coat Donation Drive to collect gently used or new winter coats for men, women, and children of all ages.
Spirit Matters
January 15, 2024 7:00 p.m. Our topic for January is “What Do You Treasure?” Meetings include reflecting on scripture and other readings. Come be with us at church for a time of spiritual rest and refreshment. Your spirit matters! All are welcome
Epiphany of Our Lord
In Matthew 2 we are given the story of three seekers on a spiritual journey. Outside our doors we are confronted with societal spiritual hunger as intense as it has ever been. They “bend the knee” here and there. In the mission field outside our door the American ethos is not secular, but personal. People are seeking answers to the anxiety of our time. Successful churches understand the holes in people’s lives and fill them. The American magi are pragmatic, personal. There is no natural fit between the complexities of Lutheran theology and popular American thought. How do we translate these complexities and chisel out space for justification by grace, high Christology, law\gospel tension? We are a church somewhere between an immigrant clan and the American experience.