Come join the choir, and sing a joyful song to the Lord! There is no need to be a professional. All that is required is a love of singing and fellowship with others.

Our study of the book of 2 Kings continues. In-person and via Zoom

Daniel 12:1-3 | Mark 13:1-8

In the last week of his life, Jesus warned his disciples concerning trials that were to come upon them and upon the world. He exhorts the listener: Do not be alarmed.

Sunday School

Confirmation- The Bible and My Life

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor.

Choir Rehearsal

Fill My Cup is a time when high school youth gather at the church in order to check-in with each other, and to engage in Bible study on topics that are relevant today. Donuts are also on the menu!

Join us for a Thanksgiving feast for the entire family as we gather for fellowship and offer our thanks to God for his many blessings. Cost- free will offering

Join this group for service and fellowship as they make quilts to be donated to Lutheran World Relief.

We are in the midst of a 3 part study titled, “Receiving Grace: A Study of Ephesians.” After Certainty: A Biblical Guide.” What concrete advice can Ephesians give us on how to live a fuller, happier life? What poetic inspirtation can it offer us for living as Christians? In-person and via Zoom.

Join other HOP members as we volunteer at the ICM Resale Shop (803 E. Nasa Parkway, Suite 118, Webster). We will be sorting through merchandise and organizing racks.  No need to sign-up.

Come join the choir, and sing a joyful song to the Lord! There is no need to be a professional. All that is required is a love of singing and fellowship with others.

Our study of the book of 2 Kings continues. In-person and via Zoom

This month’s selection is “The River We Remember” by William Kent Krueger. All are welcome to join in on the discussion.

1 Timothy 2:1-7 | Matthew 6:25-33

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught his disciples about the providence of God so that they would regard life with thanksgiving and trust rather than anxiety.

Sunday School & Confirmation- Children’s Christmas Program practice

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor.

Choir Rehearsal

Join this group for service and fellowship as they make quilts to be donated to Lutheran World Relief.

Jeremiah 33:14-16 | Luke 21:25-36

God will fulfill God’s purposes and, already, hidden signs of that fulfillment abound. On that great day there will be dismay, perplexity, confusion, and terror, but God’s people shall be given strength to stand boldly and receive God’s promised redemption.

Sunday School & Confirmation- Children’s Christmas Program practice

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor.

Choir Rehearsal

Come hang out at the church for our pizza night! Play pool, ping pong, air hockey in the youth center. You won’t want to miss!  Bring your friends and $5.

Come join the choir, and sing a joyful song to the Lord! There is no need to be a professional. All that is required is a love of singing and fellowship with others.

Malachi 3:1-4 | Luke 3:1-6

John the Baptist is a herald of Jesus, whose way is prepared by “repentance for the forgiveness of sins.” As we hear the careful record of human leaders, we sense the spectrum of political and religious authority that will be challenged by this coming Lord.

Sunday School

Confirmation- God the Creator

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor.

Choir Rehearsal

Fill My Cup is a time when high school youth gather at the church in order to check-in with each other, and to engage in Bible study on topics that are relevant today. Donuts are also on the menu!

Members and friends of House of Prayer are invited to a Christmas Open House at the Youngdahl home, from 3-5 pm. Enjoy good conversation and delicious Christmas treats!

Come join the choir, and sing a joyful song to the Lord! There is no need to be a professional. All that is required is a love of singing and fellowship with others.

Zephaniah 3:14-20 | Luke 3:7-18

John the Baptist heralds the mighty one who is coming. John teaches that preparation for God’s reign is not a matter of identity but of bearing fruits of merciful justice, radical generosity, and vocational integrity.

Come join the choir, and sing a joyful song to the Lord! There is no need to be a professional. All that is required is a love of singing and fellowship with others.

On the longest and darkest day of year, we gather to celebrate the light that shines in the darkness, our Savior Jesus Christ. Join us for this contemplative worship experience that utilizes Holden Evening Prayer and concludes with the lighting of Christmas candles.

Micah 5:2-5a | Luke 1:39-55

Elizabeth, John’s mother, and Mary, the mother of Jesus, are two women filled with the Holy Spirit and with faith. In Elizabeth’s inspired greeting and Mary’s song of praise we hear of a saving God who remembers, scatters, lifts up, and fulfills all things.

Sunday School

Confirmation- God the Provider

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Walk in the Dark” by Barbara Brown Taylor.

Choir Rehearsal

Once a month our high school group grabs lunch together following the 11am worship service. Invite your friends to join us!

Enjoy the amenities of the youth center, chow down on pizza, and converse with others. Bring $5 and your friends!

God’s greatest gift comes as a baby in a manger. Angels announce the “good news of great joy” and proclaim God’s blessing of peace. Join us for our candlelight communion services at 5 and 7 pm.

Come celebrate the birth of the Christ child as we hear the lessons and sing the carols of Christmas.

Jeremiah 31:7-14 | John 1:10-18

John begins his gospel with this prologue: a hymn to the Word through whom all things were created. This Word became flesh and brought grace and truth to the world.

Isaiah 43:1-7 | L:uke 3:15-17, 21-22

The reading opens with questions about the identity of the Messiah. John the Baptist insists that he is not the Messiah; instead he points ahead to one who is coming. And whether the voice of God was heard by all or only by Jesus, God settles the matter: Jesus is God’s beloved Son.

Fill My Cup is a time when high school youth gather at the church in order to check-in with each other, and to engage in Bible study on topics that are relevant today. Donuts are also on the menu!

Sunday School

Confirmation- God the Preserver

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Mind the Gap” by Matthias Henze.

Choir Rehearsal

Enjoy the amenities of the youth center, chow down on pizza, and converse with others. Bring $5 and your friends!

1 Corinthians 12:1-11 | John 2:1-11

Turning water to wine at the wedding at Cana is described as the first of Jesus’ signs. Through many such epiphanies, Jesus reveals that he bears God’s creative power and joyful presence into the world.

Sunday School

Confirmation- Jesus the Savior

Adult Education- Discussion on the book, “Mind the Gap” by Matthias Henze.

Choir Rehearsal

Once a month our high school group grabs lunch together following the 11am worship service. Invite your friends to join us!

1 Corinthians 12:12-31a | Luke 4:14-21

Near the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry, he visits his hometown of Nazareth. In the words of Isaiah, he states and claims his identity, purpose, and mission.

Sunday School

Confirmation- Annual Meeting

Adult Education- Annual Meeting

Let’s head to the Island to practice our putting! We will be going to Magic Carpet Mini-Golf on the Seawall to play a round of 18 holes. Afterward, let’s grab some ice cream before heading home. Cost- $15; plus $ for snacks.

Fill My Cup is a time when high school youth gather at the church in order to check-in with each other, and to engage in Bible study on topics that are relevant today. Donuts are also on the menu!

Once a month our high school group grabs lunch together following the 11am worship service. Invite your friends to join us!

Enjoy the amenities of the youth center, chow down on pizza, and converse with others. Bring $5 and your friends!

The polka band will begin at 5:30 pm, and the food will be served at 6:00 pm. There will be a moonwalk for the kids. Fun and fellowship is on the menu for this annual tradition!