These are events and posts about everything from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday 2024.
He Is Risen! He Is Risen Indeed! Hallelujah! We’d love to have you join us in worship! Our services are live-streamed each Sunday on our YouTube channel. If you are attending online, let us know you’re here with a “Hi!” in chat during the live stream or through our online connection card.
Happy Easter! Our scripture readings for this Sunday are from Luke 24:1-6a, Isaiah 52:7-10, Romans 10:5-15, and Mark 16:1-8. We look forward to worshiping with you this Sunday at 9:00 am in person or on our YouTube livestream. He has Risen!! Read More
Tennebrae(Service of Darkness) Our service this evening is a version of the ancient order of the Tennebrae (Latin for “darkness”) to impress upon us the tragic consequences of sin and the greatness of our Savior’s sacrifice on Golgotha. The extinguishing of the lights and candles one by one signifies the final words of our Lord’s Read More
The term “Maundy” comes from the Latin word “mandatum” (from which we get our English word “mandate”), a verb that means “to give”, “to entrust”, or “to order”. The term is usually translated as “commandment”, coming from John 13:34-35 which records Jesus’ new commandment to love one another, given this night. As we celebrate together Read More
Our scripture readings for this Sunday are from Matthew 21:1-11, Luke 23:26-34a, and Colossians 2:13-15. We look forward to worshiping with you this Sunday at 9:00 am in person or on our YouTube livestream. Read More
Traditionally, Lent is a time for fasting, prayer, and reflection as a way to examine oneself, come to God in repentance, and receive the mercies of God that Jesus gained for us on the cross. Jesus’ journey to the cross and His suffering on the cross was one of deep, passionate prayer. This Lent, we Read More
After the Sunrise Easter Service there will be a breakfast feast in the Fellowship Hall. All are welcome to join us. We could use some helpers getting this breakfast ready. Nick Doherty will be leading the charge, which means our kitchen crew is going to have a lot of fun working together! If you’d like
Traditionally, Lent is a time for fasting, prayer, and reflection as a way to examine oneself, come to God in repentance, and receive the mercies of God that Jesus gained for us on the cross. Jesus’ journey to the cross and His suffering on the cross was one of deep, passionate prayer. This Lent, we Read More
For our Lenten meal on Wednesday, March 20th, our Children’s and Youth Ministries are hosting! If you are a part of these ministries (or you just want to chip in), please sign up to bring some food or to help serve with the link below!
The Houston Lutheran Chorale presents “Song of the Shadows” by Joseph Martin on Sunday, March 17th at 4 pm at Immanuel Lutheran Church.
