NEW BIRTH Congratulations to Christopher and Heather Schalk on the birth of a baby girl, Kyra, on February 22, 2013. Funeral Clarence Schlak passed from this world of sin into eternal bliss on Thursday, March 14. His funeral will be on Monday, March 18 at noon at the church. Visitation will be held at the church on Sunday March 17 from 2 – 8 pm. |
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Vacation Bible School June 10-14, 2013 9 - 11:30 am A Tiny Bit o Talent Devotions, Bible lessons, crafts, games, snacks. Free ========================================================================== |
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Past posts are archived here. Congregational Clean-up and Fix-up Day, Saturday, April 14, 9:30 amposted Apr 7, 2012 9:47 AM by Jeff Londgren
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Congregational Clean-up and Fix-up Day, Saturday, April 14, 9:30 am
All members are encouraged to enjoy a morning of working together in a spring cleaning and fix-up time for our church and grounds that they may look well kept and orderly. We want our facilities to reflect our love for our God and his place of worship and service. Ideas for improving our grounds and building are welcomed. Please share your ideas and desires. Meet on Saturday, April 14, at 9:30 am. |
Weekly Bible Study - Creation versus Evolution
Our weekly Bible class has begun a series of studies on the first 11 chapters of Genesis with a focus on the Evolution version Creation issue. A series of films by Ken Ham are being shown as part of this study. These films give an excellent answer to questions about how science and Scripture are in harmony with each other and allows easily for a Biblical 6 day creation. |
Thursday Bible Class during Lent
Our Wednesday evening Bible class will be held on Thursdays at 7 pm during lent. The March 1 class will be a continuation of our study on Islam. Please join us even if you haven't been to the previous classes. Learn about this fast growing religion and especially learn how to be prepared to help those caught up in this non-Christian religion to see the true way of salvation in Jesus. |
Bible Class (Hillman), February 15, Islam
Our Hillman Bible class will begin a study of Islam beginning February 15, 7 pm. Learn about the background and beliefs of this non-Christian religion. Islam is a fast growing religious movement and we need to be ready to help others understand the difference between this false faith and the true faith of Christianity. |
Mormanism Video
An excellent presentation of the errors of the Morman or Latter Day Saints (LDS) religion is available to borrow. The LDS cult denies the Trinity and has a false understanding of Jesus. In fact, the teachings of Mormanism are so strange that you might be amazed when you get a glipse of their teachings as exposed by this very facinating and well done presentation. I strongly encourage all our members to watch this presentation and thus be better prepared to confess the truth when the opportunity may arise. Mormans are very active and growing in numbers in our country.
Contact Pastor Londgren if you are interested in seeing this video. |
Mormanism Study (part 2) - Wednesday, January 11, 7 pm
Our Bible class on Wednesday evening, January 11, will continue the study of Mormanism that began on January 4.
The original plan to invite the public for a second showing of the movie "Mormanism" has been postponed because of the construction of a new furnace being installed in the basement. |
New Bible Study Beginning January 4 - Mormanism
Our Wednesday evening Bible class at Faith, HIllman, recently finished the study of the book of Romans. The next Bible Class will be on January 4 at 7 pm and will be on the topic of Mormanism and include a showing of a 45 minute video about Mormanism and its background and teachings. This video is a fascinating introduction to one of the fastest growing religions in the USA. |
Was Jesus Born In A Stable?
Although this is very likely the case, all we are told in the Bible is that there was no room for Mary and Joseph in the inn and that when Jesus was born he was laid in a feed trough or manger. This manger could easily have been in an outdoors area behind the inn where guests could tie us their animals. Tradition is that Jesus was born in a cave in Bethelem which may have been used for a stable. If you went to the Church of the Nativity in Bethelehem today you could be shown the cave where Jesus is said to have been born. There is even a silver star inlaid on the floor marking the traditional spot where the baby was laid. That this place could be known so exactly can probably be explained by the fact that shepherds in nearby fields that night were informed by angels of the birth of the messiah and found the exact place where Jesus was in a manger. It would be logical to assume that for many years following the event the shepherds would tell others about the wonderful night and probably point out to them the exact place where they found the baby Jesus. Their children probably continued telling the story and marking the location after their parents were gone and so forth. |
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