This Weekend in Worship
The third covenant in this year’s Lenten readings is the central one of Israel’s history: the gift of the law to those God freed from slavery. The commandments begin with the statement that because God alone has freed us from the powers that oppressed us, we are to let nothing else claim first place in our lives. When Jesus throws the merchants out of the temple, he is defending the worship of God alone and rejecting the ways commerce and profit-making can become our gods. The Ten Commandments are essential to our baptismal call: centered first in God’s liberating love, we strive to live out justice and mercy in our communities and the world.
Scripture Readings for the Transfiguration of Our Lord
Exodus 20:1-17; Psalm 19; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25; John 2:13-22
Click here for the lectionary commentaries.
Worship Schedule
Saturday at 5:00 and Sunday at 8:15 and 10:30. The Sunday 10:30 service will be livestreamed on the church website and will be available during the week.
Nursery
The nursery is located in Room 201 and is open Sunday morning.
Prayers of the People
Joyce Coon, Becca Feeken, Roger Garrett, Pam McMahon, Dick Neils, Rick Olsen, Nate Stone, Jule Thorsen, Travis Viles
Condolences to the family of Amy Hunt on the death of her grandmother, Margaret Gowin, on February 28.
We celebrate with the family of Soren Thomas Schmidt who will be baptized Sunday, March 3 at 10:30 am. Soren is the son of Kate Thomas and Erik Schmidt.
Worship Helpers
Are you interested in helping with communion, greeting, or other tasks, please click here to sign up to help with upcoming worship services. Contact the church office if you have any questions: office@faithlc.org / 515-225-8334.
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