Hello everyone. Yes, we are back “in church,” and holding “in person services” again. Do note that we are still required to wear masks at all time while inside, we are required to remain physically distant, and we cannot yet sing during worship. That being said, we can gather, and it’s amazing how, if weContinue reading “The Service for July 11, 2021”
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Worship for Sunday, March 21
Hello everyone. Below is a modified version of the liturgy we used on Sunday morning, our last Sunday in the Lenten season. I’ll be honest: It’s a bit pointed. But, let’s also be honest about the context: It was a pretty brutal week in some places, and we need to confront that. May God openContinue reading “Worship for Sunday, March 21”
Worship for the Home – November 15 2020
Here’s the liturgy we used at the Lunenburg Lutheran Parish this Sunday. Peace be with you all!
Worship for June 7, 2020
This is Holy Trinity Sunday. It’s an anomaly as far as church festivals go. It’s not based on a story (like Pentecost or the Epiphany). It’s not celebrating part of Jesus’ life (like Christmas or Easter). It’s not remembering a person (like one of the saints or martyrs). Instead, it’s proclaiming a doctrine, a teaching,Continue reading “Worship for June 7, 2020”
Zion Lutheran Church, Lunenburg 