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Lent 2025
Ash Wednesday – March 5 Ashes: 8 a.m. – in church Worship at Noon and 7 p.m. Midweek Wednesdays at noon and 7 p.m. March 12 – April 9 We will gather in the…
Hugging the Kaktus – February 25th
Genesis records Joseph revealing himself to his brothers. The brothers are terrified because they had sold Joseph into bondage and now he has all the power of Egypt – power to execute justice against his…
Outreach & Discipling: Jesus’ Style
Greg Finke has personally used this model effectively and trained many congregations nationally. The components of the training will include Strategic praying for the mission, Using the Word of God as a guide, Learning…
We are “Here to Serve”
At St. Thomas Lutheran Church, our mission is clear: to bring people closer to Jesus and to one another. Rooted in our faith, we are committed to encouraging our community to thrive on education,…
Hugging the Kaktus – week 51
“Zion,” “Jerusalem,” “His house,” and “mountains” are all places where God conveyed His Word (truth and grace) to the people; which has been recorded for us in the Bible. See Isaiah 55 and John…
Hugging the Kaktus – week 50
Today is a further transition from readings about the 2nd coming of Jesus to readings about the 1st coming of Jesus. “Malachi” is Hebrew, meaning, “My Messenger.” Today’s OT reading comes from God’s last word to…
Hungry Howies’s Fundraiser Card
See one of the H.I.S. II ladies in the west entrance to purchase yours! Also available from Linda in the church office. The purchase of this card will help H.I.S. II with their funding…
Hugging the Kaktus – Week 49
Advent begins with an OT prophecy about God’s promise to send a Savior – which He did. God always keeps His Word, the Rock our life and hope is built on. Notice that the…