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Celebrating Lutheran Schools
There is a lot of celebrating going on around Hope this week! To be specific: two preschool graduations, Kindergarten graduation, and tonight the 8th grade students will participate in their graduation. Seattle Lutheran High School students will participate in a...
Journey Project Night
By Patra Mueller, Family Life Minister
Every spring I look forward to a very special night. It usually takes place the Saturday evening before Confirmation. It is an evening set aside for parents and special guests of the confirmands to hear from the hearts of the...
Journey: A Confirmation Experience
By Jonathan Kopecky, DCE
I don’t know if you’ve seen Episode 3 of the first season of The Chosen, but in it Jesus welcomes the children, engages in dialogue and thoughtful questions and answers and challenges them about their current...
How to Measure a Mom
By Amy Kopecky
Last week our plumber asked me if I was a successful mom. I was a little taken aback because I don’t usually find myself in conversations with my plumber about the mom life. And secondly, how in the world is a mom supposed to measure...
I am making all things new
By Patra Mueller, Family Life Minister
Many times over the past two years, I have heard the Holy Spirit whisper in my spirit, “I am making all things new.” As I thought about it, I realized that this phrase came from John’s vision of heaven in...
“Di Grev Emti”(Happy Resurrection Sunday!)
By Erin W.
One of the bibles I own is in the Krio Language of Sierra Leone. This West African language is a fun mix of English and Portuguese; it’s a little like the Creole of the South. Over Easter weekend I picked up my Krio...
Our Lenten Journey
By Pastor Roger Sylwester
A few weeks ago Rick Steves, on his Travels in Europe program, featured the Camino de Santiago, a 500 mile pilgrimage that many walk for 30 days, concluding at the traditional tomb of St. James, one of the twelve Apostles. He interviewed people...
No One Saw This Coming
By Amy Kopecky
Then Jesus declared, “I, the one speaking to you—I am he.” John 4:26
It turns out that a trip to Trader Joe’s was one of the highlights of my day. Not because I love food and the quirky vibe (I do), but because one of the...
Tonight as we continue our Lenten series watching episodes from "The Chosen" we will witness Jesus changing the lives of two men. Take a moment to read through their accounts and join us tonight at 7:00 pm in person or online as we watch their stories come to life.
Jesus Teaches...
The Chosen - Lenten Series
Jesus Heals the Paralytic
by Loren Sommer
Last week’s devotion discussed the miracle where Jesus heals the man with leprosy. After healing him Jesus had told him “See to it that you say nothing to anyone but go show yourself to the...