Luther Park Bible Camp,Danbury WI, will visit LOTI to share more information regarding the fun summer opportunities they have to offer for children, youth and families. In addition to kid’s programming, Luther Park Bible Camp also offers opportunities for families. Camp... 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 →

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 →

    Please plan to attend this important gathering of congregation members and friends. Read More →

  The feast of Epiphany (“manifestation”) concludes the Christmas season with a celebration of God’s glory revealed in the person of Jesus Christ. In Isaiah and Ephesians, that glory is proclaimed for all nations and people. Like the light of the star that guided the magi to... Read More →

This liturgy is for families of all ages. Familiars will be sung with the accompaniment of flute and chimes – all leading to the living nativity scene at the manger and the singing of Silent Night. Woven into the service will be two Norwegian Christmas carols, I am so Glad Each... Read More →

The Second Sunday of Advent will be marked by the annual visit of Saint Nicholas. One of the church’s most celebrated saints, not simply of children, but by sailors and pawn-brokers as well, St. Nicholas, the bishop of Myra in modern day Turkey, was an early priest in the... 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 →