Celebrate Christ’s resurrection from the dead with us! The choir and guest musicians will perform. Your donated Easter flowers may be taken after this service. Read More →

Celebrate Christ’s resurrection from the dead with us this day. The choir and guest musicians will perform. This service will be live-streamed. Read More →

On Saturday evening we celebrate the mystery of the resurrection and the promises given to those baptized into Christ’s death. The worship service begins outside and moves into the darkened church where the stories of salvation are read. The service concludes by breaking the fast... Read More →

Join us for In preparation for Pastor Haug’s spring trip to Greece In the Footsteps of St. Paul, he will focus his Lenten sermon series on the icons used in the Greek Orthodox Church’s Great Lent. 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 →

The season of Lent is considered a moveable period in the church year. It is a preparatory season for the festival of Easter, and since Easter is determined by the lunar calendar and not a calendar date, the entire Lent and Easter season shifts from one year to another. This year... Read More →

The season of Lent is considered a “moveable period” in the church year. It is a preparatory season for the festival of Easter, and since Easter is determined by the lunar calendar and not a calendar date, the entire Lent and Easter season shifts from one year to another. This... 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 Fat Tuesday offer a hint at the foods that were once forbidden by the church during the penitential season of... Read More →

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

February 2nd has many names. In popular culture, we refer to it as Ground Hog’s Day. In the church, it has been known as Candlemas, the Festival of the Purification of Mary, and as the Presentation of Our Lord. According to St. Luke’s gospel, the infant Jesus was carried by Mary... Read More →