Office Hours: 8:30 am to 1:30 pm Tue.-Fri.
828 W. Main St., Grass Valley • (530) 273-9631
A Congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The story of a potluck gone wrong, ends with a lot of people, nourished and satisfied, physically and spiritually. Imagine what Jesus could do today with the small things we bring to him with thanksgiving and gratitude? Enjoy watching this live recording. It is so much better in person. If you enjoyed it, come by […]
Today’s worship service is all about Christ’s compassion and care. It is true, Jesus Christ cares for you and all people, their needs, their sorrows, and their joys. Allow Christ to take you by your hand, and share your happiness and sadness with him. As always, some great music as well. Thanks to all who […]
Do you like it when others tell you the truth? Yes? Wow. I don’t. At least not when the truth is scratching my self-image. Herod and his wife didn’t like to hear the truth either. How do we react to an uncomfortable truth, personally and in our society? In accepting the truth about ourselves we […]
Happy Independence Day. What is our role and purpose in our society and country as those who follow Christ? How can we fulfill our calling to build God’s kingdom of justice and peace? Jesus sent his disciples among the people as so he sends us.
At the hopefully end of the pandemic, we took time to acknowledge all the loss and pain of the past 16 months, and symbolically let them go by writing them on a pebble and ‘casting’ them onto God.
Do you like weeds (no, not weed, weedssss)? No? Do you like God? I hope. Well, Jesus compares God’s presence in this world with a tenacious weed: Mustard. Now to figure out how God’s presence and weed go together. Enjoy the recording of the worship service that took place June 13, 2021. We are still […]
A house divided against itself cannot stand. Jesus makes this observation in light of charges that he is possessed. He is possessed, not by a demon, but by the Holy Spirit. We who have received the Holy Spirit through baptism have been joined to Christ’s death and resurrection and knit together in the body of […]
The Sunday of the Holy Trinity refers to a Christian understanding of God, who is One, but whom we meet in three distinct persons: Creator, Savior, and Spirit (or more traditional as Father, Son and Holy Spirit). Christians believe in a God of love. And love can only exist when there is relationship between two […]
Greetings. Our worship service today comes from “Dry Bones Lutheran Church”. Yes, we don’t hide it, we are sometimes like dry bones, but we are filled with life and joy by God’s Holy Spirit.
Before he was arrested, Jesus prayed for his disciples and for all who would come to believe in him in the future, aka us as well. The focus of his prayer is “unity”. Unity is not a warm fuzzy feeling towards each other, but mutual respect and a frank openness to share and listen with […]