Rally Sunday is the traditional fall start of the program year at Lake of the Isles when Sunday School, Choir and Adult Bible Study resume after a summer break. This year we call our special worship service A Rally-ish Sunday. There will be wonderful Dixieland music performed by... Read More →

According to the Book of the Apostles, on the 50th day of Easter known in the ancient Greek world as Pentecost, God sent his Holy Spirit upon the disciples. They had gathered in prayer and thanksgiving wondering when God would send them a clear vision for the church. Early in the... Read More →

We realize the bulletin with its extended reading of the passion story may be difficult to print. So, Palm Sunday bulletins and branches will be available for you to pickup in the cloister in the south side of the church. The donkey will be there too. (There is also a special... Read More →

In the days before Ash Wednesday people traditionally celebrate by enjoying special foods and customs. The word Carnival which means farewell to meat and Mardi Gras or Greasy Tuesday offer a hint at the foods that were once forbidden by the church during the penitential season of... Read More →

Swedish Chef Anna-Lena Sköld will prepare a Valentine’s Day Smörgåsbord for Curbside Pickup   Menu Hard Tack – Knäckebröd – and Butter Two kinds of Scandinavian Cheese and Olives Matjes Herring with Chives & Red Onion with Fingerling Potatoes and Sour Cream Lemon... Read More →

The video stream Family Service will center around a virtual Christmas Program performed by the Corona Chorus and the Sunday School. The children will create a living nativity scene at the manger. Read More →

Join us for our annual event in honor of St Francis. This event is for all ages! You can bring your live animals and/or your most favorite stuffed/plush animals for a special blessing by Pastor Haug. Read More →

Many Roman Catholic and Protestant churches celebrate the life of St. Patrick as a missionary to Ireland. At sixteen, Patrick was kidnapped by Irish pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland. He himself admitted that up to this point he cared little for God. He escaped after six... Read More →

In the days before Ash Wednesday people traditionally celebrate by enjoying special foods and customs. The word Carnival which means farewell to meat and Mardi Gras or Greasy Tuesday offer a hint at the foods that were once forbidden by the church during the penitential season of... Read More →

We had so much fun last year, we’re going to do it again!  Plan on soup lunch after worship, followed by lots and lots of Bingo. This event is for all ages –  stay for as long as you are able.  Fun prizes, free laughs and lots of great fellowship. Read More →