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Welcome to worship on the Third Sunday of Easter. We welcome Katie Wagner, Director of Lutheran Campus Ministry at Stout as our preacher, and Andrew Mercil as our guest musician.
Our gospel is from the 24th chapter of Luke. The sermon today reflects on the powerful story of Jesus walking alongside his disciples on the road to Emmaus. Christ is present with us, when we aware of that presence, and when we are not. God in Christ walks alongside us, in every challenge, loss, and heartache, growing hope in us and through us.
Worship leaders: Pastor Heather Wigdahl and Katie Wagner
Musicians: Andrew Mercil and Michaela Gifford
In addition to this podcast, our services are available on our OSL YouTube channel, on our OSL website, and are broadcast every Sunday at 10:40 AM on the radio at AM 880.
If you wish to support our ongoing ministries please visit http://oslme.com/give-online/.
CHRIST IS RISEN!
In addition to this podcast, our services are available on our OSL YouTube channel, on our OSL website, and are broadcast every Sunday at 10:40 AM on the radio at AM 880.
If you wish to support our ongoing ministries please visit http://oslme.com/give-online/.
CHRIST IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED! ALLELUIA!
We would like to thank everyone who sent in an Easter proclamation!
In addition to this podcast, our services are available on our OSL YouTube channel, on our OSL website, and are broadcast every Sunday at 10:40 AM on the radio at AM 880.
If you wish to support our ongoing ministries please visit http://oslme.com/give-online/.
Welcome to Good Friday worship. Today we gather around the cross to pray and to remember Christ’s death.
In today's sermon, Pastor Sarah Miller reflects on Jesus’ last words, “It is finished.”
Easter service will also be available on this podcast, and on our OSL YouTube Channel. Links can be found on our website at oslme.com. In addition, our services are broadcast on the radio every Sunday on AM 880 at 10:40 AM.
If you wish to support our ongoing ministries please visit http://oslme.com/give-online/.
Welcome to Maundy Thursday worship. In today's sermon, Pastor Heather Wigdahl discusses the meaning of Maundy Thursday as we all gather at the large table prepared for us by Christ.
Good Friday and Easter Sunday worship will also be available on this podcast and on the OSL YouTube channel. If you wish to support our ongoing ministries please visit http://oslme.com/give-online/.
We gather for worship today in our homes, connected together as the body of Christ and by the Holy Spirit. In preparation for worship, you are invited to light a candle and gather bread and wine or juice to celebrate the sacrament of Holy Communion wherever you are. You are also invited to download and print a palm frond from our website to wave as you participate in Palm Sunday worship today.
Go to www.oslme.com for many additional resources for worship, devotional time, support, volunteer opportunities, and ways to share your offering through online giving.
A sermon by Pastor Heather Wigdahl based on the gospel text for the day: John 11:1-46. The gospel reading tells the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Lazarus' death and resurrection foreshadow Jesus' soon to come death and resurrection. Where the world places a period, God creates a comma. God brings new life even out of death. God in Christ calls us forth from the tomb, and just as Lazarus' friends and family help to unbind him from his grave clothes, so too are we called to help unbind one another from whatever bondage in we find ourselves stuck: be it fear, isolation, turmoil, worry or shame. God calls us to be unbinders in and for our world.
We gather for worship today in our homes, connected together as the body of Christ and by the Holy Spirit. As you enter worship, you are invited to light a candle and gather bread and wine or juice to celebrate the sacrament of Holy Communion wherever you are.
Today, Pastor Heather shares the gospel story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, from the gospel of John. Lazarus' death and resurrection foreshadow Jesus' soon to come death and resurrection. Where the world places a period, God creates a comma. God brings new life even out of death. God in Christ calls us forth from the tomb, and just as Lazarus' friends and family help to unbind him from his grave clothes, so too are we called to help unbind one another from whatever bondage in we find ourselves stuck: be it fear, isolation, turmoil, worry or shame. God calls us to be unbinders in and for our world.
We gather for worship today in our homes, connected together as the body of Christ and by the Holy Spirit. As you enter into worship, you are invited to light a candle, and gather bread and wine or juice to celebrate the sacrament of Holy Communion wherever you are.
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