Worship is Sunday at 10 a.m.
Worship is Sunday at 10 a.m.
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Everyone is welcome at Pilgrim Lutheran Church, and all are welcome to receive all God has to offer — God’s gifts and sacraments of Holy Baptism and Holy Communion.
You are welcome to enjoy all of God’s love through weddings, funerals, and regular participation in worship and service to this congregation in every way, including giving of your time, talents, and resources.
Worship is each Sunday at 10 a.m., and we look forward to getting to know you better and deeper as you worship with us on Sunday mornings.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church will host a screening of Purple Haze, A Conservation Film. This screening will be in the Sanctuary on Sunday, July 21, at 5:30 p.m. Admission is $15, and all proceeds benefit Pilgrim’s Food Pantry. We hope you will join us and share this with your friends, who we hope will also join us!
You can purchase tickets ($15 each) by using Eventbrite, a self-service online ticketing
As the story goes, her eight-year-old sister was in charge of her one day as they walked home. What six- year-old wants to listen to her eight-year-old sister? So, when Carolyn got to the street corner and was about to cross to catch up with friends who already made it to the other side, her older and wiser sister told her to stop and wa
As the story goes, her eight-year-old sister was in charge of her one day as they walked home. What six- year-old wants to listen to her eight-year-old sister? So, when Carolyn got to the street corner and was about to cross to catch up with friends who already made it to the other side, her older and wiser sister told her to stop and wait until the traffic passed. Carolyn just knew she could make it across, so she took off running anyway. Her sister was right. She didn’t make it. She literally was hit by a Mack Truck. Fortunately, the truck only ran over the toes of her left foot. However, the accident and complications that ensued resulted in the amputation of her left leg just below the knee.
You wouldn’t guess today that Keith is a relatively new member at Pilgrim. He now leads the Property ministry, is on Council, participates in Lutheran Men in Mission, and heads the audio-visual team for our worship service. But Keith’s gifts are greater than the ins and outs of cameras and audio boards. He has always had a love for childr
You wouldn’t guess today that Keith is a relatively new member at Pilgrim. He now leads the Property ministry, is on Council, participates in Lutheran Men in Mission, and heads the audio-visual team for our worship service. But Keith’s gifts are greater than the ins and outs of cameras and audio boards. He has always had a love for children and teenagers, so it’s no surprise that he quickly involved the youth of Pilgrim as his tech crew each week. In fact, the audio-visual room has become our church’s youth room. Some of the youth refer to him as their mentor and their mascot. He’s pretty sure that’s a compliment! Keith also has a special bond with our preschool children and staff and is sometimes a substitute dad for a child whose father can’t attend a special event.
In 2007, Kristin stepped into Pilgrim Lutheran Church. While seated in the sanctuary, Kristin observed what appeared to be a homeless man approach the altar, kneel, and sob uncontrollably. She watched the Pastor approach the man from behind, “enveloped him in his robe and kneel beside him.” After listening to the Pastor’s sermon and the
In 2007, Kristin stepped into Pilgrim Lutheran Church. While seated in the sanctuary, Kristin observed what appeared to be a homeless man approach the altar, kneel, and sob uncontrollably. She watched the Pastor approach the man from behind, “enveloped him in his robe and kneel beside him.” After listening to the Pastor’s sermon and the music throughout the service, Kristin knew she had found her family’s church.