Sunday, September 6, 2009 begins another exciting season of Kingdom Quest Bible Adventure Sunday School. If you are unable to be there, please call the church office at 262 763-3281 for registration materials and information.

On Pentecost Sunday, the young adults of our congregation gave witness to their faith and their Savior and were confirmed.  Check out what they have written about their connection with Jesus . . .

Questions and Answers:  Was Jesus really perfect?

Question:

My friends and I were talking

about Jesus. Some of them have a hard time accepting the teaching that he was a perfect person.  How can I help

them?

Answer: 

A Vision for Our Savior Lutheran Church

Experiencing the Grace of Our Savior!

Here is a snapshot of what our congregation is moving toward by the grace of God. It is a picture our ministry . . .

WELCOME!  A New Look – Inside and Out    Our church glistens with new stained glass created by David Wixon and Associates of Glen Ellyn, IL.  We dedicate the glass to God’s glory.  

Here is a Bible Sudy you can use for personal, family or group study.  I have written it for the Men's Fishing/Fellowship event. 

Please let me know if you find it helpful.

Blessings!

Pastor Rob

WORKING MISSION PROJECT

On April 14, 2007 three members of Our Savior traveled to Biloxi, Mississippi to help with cleaning up after Hurricane Katrina. They went with a group from Pentecost Lutheran Church in Racine. Here are Bethany's thoughts on that trip . . .  

Listen to the advertising and you will hear Walt Disney World is a place “Where dreams come true.” In a way . . .

George DeSmidt celebrates his baptism birthday. 

Time to have a party!!!

Every year we celebrate our physical birthdays, and even more important is remembering our spiritual birthdays.

It is exciting to move into a renovated church.  Our building, constructed in 1965, has given us more than forty years of excellent use.  But, as it goes with even the best of structures, our sanctuary showed its age with bubbling carpet, peeling paint and pews, dim lighting, and other concerns.  So now we have a “church makeover” so to speak.