The Sin Remover
If you would be freed from your sins, do not chastise yourself with them, but seize Christ, the ...
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• Confirmation begins September 9, Wednesdays 7–8pm
• Homecoming Sunday Worship, September 13, 10:30am
• Homecoming Covered Dish Lunch, September 13, Noon
• Fish Fry, October 3, 6pm, picnic shelter
• Churchwide Yard Sale, November 7, 8am–1pm
• Ol' Timey Stew, November 7, 6:00pm
• Christmas Play, December 13, 2026 at 4:00
If you would be freed from your sins, do not chastise yourself with them, but seize Christ, the ...
read moreDay 257 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Daniel 1:1–3:30 in your favorite translation, and ...
read more"Wherever God’s Word is preached, there is God’s own true house, there God most certainly ...
read moreDay 256 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Ezekiel 46:1–48:35 in your favorite translation, and ...
read moreDay 255 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Ezekiel 43:1–45:25 in your favorite translation, and ...
read moreReadings from the Daily Lectionary for the Week of the Sixteenth Sunday of Pentecost, Year Two
read moreLove of money is a root of all kinds of evils. Through this craving some have wandered away from ...
read moreThe lepers went boldly to meet Jesus, certain that he could heal them. Standing in firmness and ...
read moreDay 254 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Ezekiel 40:1–42:20 in your favorite translation, and ...
read moreDay 253 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Ezekiel 37:1–39:29 in your favorite translation, and ...
read moreYou need no longer be afraid of condemnation because of your unworthiness for you have the ...
read moreClick here for an online jigsaw of the above Scripture graphic. Daily Psalm readings are ...
read moreDay 252 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Ezekiel 34:1–36:38 in your favorite translation, and ...
read moreFaith grows out of the Word of God, producing the good fruit of love and mercy and all manner of ...
read moreDay 251 of Read the Bible in a Year: Read Ezekiel 31:1–33:33 in your favorite translation, and ...
read more"It assuages and comforts the sufferer beyond measure to know that he does not suffer alone, but ...
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