New members to Lake of the Isles Lutheran Church will be received on this day. Please contact the church office if you would like to be welcomed as a member. Read More →

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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. On that... 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... 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 →

The Sunday morning, Christmas Day worship service will be highlighted by the Christmas Day cantata, For Unto Us a Child is Born. The cantata BWV 142 has long been associated with Johann Sebastian Bach, but increasingly, musicologists have suggested that it was the work of Bach’s... Read More →

Every seven years or so, Christmas Day, December 25th falls on a Sunday. 2022 is that unique year. The last time this occurred was in 2016. Our worship schedule adjusts slightly so that we can celebrate Jesus’ birth joyously and allow some time for our musicians to enjoy their... Read More →

The First Sunday in Advent is the Sunday closest to St Andrew’s Day, which is traditionally celebrated on November 30th. This First Sunday of Advent marks the start of the liturgical or church year. For centuries, St. Andrew has been regarded as the patron saint of... Read More →

A Swedish inspired service with folk music performed by members of the ASI Spelmanslag and hymns from Sweden. Read More →