On Sunday, June 8th, Pastor Haug and several Lake of the Isles members will present reflections on their recent trip to Greece. They will each speak on five of their own favorite slides from the trip. The presentation will be in the Library during coffee hour. Read More →

    Experience the many moods of mother nature with a program that takes the listener out on a stroll through the countryside. Dawn breaks with a spritely Aubade from the pen of Romanian composer George Enescu, followed by the summery energy of a violin-cello duo by... Read More →

Our Coffee Hour this day will be Norwegian themed. We will appreciate any Norwegian food contributions by members of the congregation. They can be hot or cold, savory or sweet. Please contact the Church Office of anything you would like to contribute. Read More →

      Children are invited to the Parsonage for an Easter egg hunt after the pancake breakfast Read More →

  Immediately following the worship service, Don Holzschuh and family will be serving a family style pancake breakfast. Guests will be seated at tables, and pancakes will be delivered fresh off the griddle. Proceeds will benefit the Lake of the Isles Camp Scholarship Fund... Read More →

Please contact Diane Diane LaMere if you would like to be received as a member of LOTI. Read More →

Be warmed on this Sunday in February by Music Inspired by the Sun Spanish impressionist composer Turina’s piano trio starts just before the sun comes up and ends as it sets. Jennifer Higdon’s trio evokes two very different moods and colors that are often associated with the sun.... Read More →

 You are invited to join the caroling chorus! We will gather at the home of Michelle & Bernie Reisberg to sing Christmas carols around the neighborhood before returning to the Reisberg’s home for refreshments. Please bring an appetizer to share. RSVP to Pastor Haug. Read More →

304 AD during the persecution under Emperor Diocletian. According to tradition, she had decided to devote her life to God and to give her possessions to the poor. In Sweden in the late 1700’s, there were legends of a woman appearing in times of great famine distributing food to... Read More →

In many Lutheran churches the Confirmation Worship Service is known as the Affirmation of Baptism. The name recalls the promises that were made by the parents and godparents at the time of a child’s baptism. They vowed that the Christian faith would be the child’s one day, and... Read More →